Bruno Mars' Gambling Debt Reports Are Apparently False.
On Monday, MGM Resorts said TMZ that the 38-year-old singer “does not have a $50 million gambling account on his books.”
His statement comes after an article called NewsNation reported that Bruno has a large debt with the casino.
“He owes millions to MGM [from gambling] and his debts have reached $50 million,” the publication reported, stating that MGM “owns him.”
They also quoted their source as telling them, “Bruno makes $90 million a year from the casino deal he made, but then he has to pay off his debt… after taxes.”
“He earns $1.5 million a night as a result of a long-term pact he signed with the organization in 2016,” the source had said.
Dismissing all claims, a casino representative stated: “We are proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, one of the most exciting and dynamic artists in the world.”
“From his Dolby Live shows at Park MGM to the new Pinky Ring lounge at Bellagio, Bruno's brand of entertainment attracts visitors from around the world,” they added.
