Bruno Mars Doesn’t Have a $50 Million Gambling Debt
In a statement provided to the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Monday, MGM Resorts dismissed rumours that the “Uptown Funk” singer Bruno Mars had taken out a $50 million gambling loan and that many of his dealings with MGM and its Las Vegas resorts were deals. , Business deals were done. Was paying my balance through. Vegas Properties.
The company wrote that the claims that Mars has millions of debts are “completely false” and added, “We are proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, one of the world’s most thrilling and dynamic artists. Proud of their show at Dolby Live.” The new Pinky Ring Lounge at MGM’s Bellagio in the Park, Bruno’s entertainment brand attracts visitors from around the world.
MGM and Bruno’s partnership is long-standing and based on mutual respect. Any speculation otherwise is completely false; He does not owe any debt to MGM. “Together, we are excited to continue creating unforgettable experiences for our guests.”
This update comes after a report circulated last week that claimed MGM was originally the owner of Bruno’s alleged gambling bill, which was worth millions. Also read -Dan Schneider has responded to allegations regarding his behaviour during his tenure at Nickelodeon.
Start of Bruno Mars Debt Fake news
NewsNation first reported the claims, citing an insider who said MGM “basically owns Mars.”
“He makes $90 million a year from the deal he made with the casino, but then he has to pay off his debts,” the source claimed. They reported that the singer earns approximately $1.5 million per show after taxes.
Mars has mentioned his fondness for card tables more than once over the years.
Previously in an interview with GQ in 2013 when he was just 19 years old, he talked about nervously losing $100 in his first bet.