Celebrity Net Worth & Income Insights

📌 Real corrections we've published

These aren't claims about our process — they're on the pages themselves. Read them and check our work.

• A $42 million typo that spread everywhere. Dozens of sites list QVC designer Susan Graver's net worth at $42 million. It doesn't survive scrutiny — it reads as a decimal error for $4.2 million, and a licensing designer doesn't earn platform-owner money. We publish the credible $4–5 million range and explain why. See the correction →
• A wife who may not exist. Search "Paul Mauro wife" and you'll be handed the name "Linda Mauro," complete with children's names and a hometown. We traced it: no named reporter, no record, no mention in his own official bios — just the same sentences copy-pasted across a dozen sites. See how we checked →
• A syndication myth about a 1950s TV star. Nearly every page claims Gunsmoke's Milburn Stone earned from decades of rerun residuals. Actors of his era largely didn't — residual protections came later. That single correction changes his entire financial picture. Read the breakdown →
• An age that couldn't be true. Bio pages list record-breaking athlete Truett Hanes as 21 while also reporting he married in 2021. Both can't be right. Rather than pick one, we flagged the contradiction openly and told readers his age isn't verified. See the flag →