This year, several different things hit the news. One of them involved a Hollywood star suing his ex-wife and fellow actress Amber Heard for defamation after identifying herself as a domestic violence victim in a 2018 Washington Post piece.
According to CelebTattler, Amber Heard topped the list of the most googled A-listers of 2022 with an average of 5.6 million searches per month in the US. The website tracked more than 150 well-known celebrities and analyzed data from 2022 Google search trends. Depp came in second on this list, receiving 5.5 million monthly searches.
Queen Elizabeth II was rated third on the list
Queen Elizabeth II, the former British queen passed away this year. She was rated third on the list and received 4.3 million searches from Google per month. She passed away on September 8 at the age of 96.
Tom Brady, a football player, came in at number four on the list with 4.06 million searches.
Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian came on the list in fifth and sixth, respectively. The creator of SKIMS. Who caused controversy by attending the Met Gala wearing the original Marilyn Monroe gown, received 3.4 million monthly Google searches. Pete Davidson, on the other hand, accrued 3.2 million searches on average per month.
The seventh place on the list went to the newly appointed CEO of Twitter. Who has received a lot of media attention lately. 3.19 million Google searches were made on him each month. The entrepreneur has been actively modifying the microblogging website and, has come under fire for letting go of thousands of workers.
