I searched for a couple of celebrities, and in one case celebritynetworth.com is the top result, in the other it is the third result. Both queries show info bo

I searched for a couple of celebrities, and in one case celebritynetworth.com is the top result, in the other it is the third result. Both queries show info boxes with the estimated net worth, both cite other pages (no link to celebritynetworth.com), and one showed another number than celebritynetworth.com. celebritynetworth.com has a robots.txt. This file has no restriction on Google or any other bot. Each celebrity page seems to have the following meta tag: <meta name=googlebot content="index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1"> Given the above, it seems like Google is correctly listing celebritynetworth.com high in it's rankings, and using other resources for the info box, which is what celebritynetworth.com is asking them to do. While it's hard to speculate about what happened in the past, it looks like Google is doing the correct thing now, and that this information isn't actually so novel in general.