Bruno Mars may have laughed off the rumors, but fans can’t stop talking about them. Earlier this year, reports claimed the singer had racked up a serious a serious gambling debt to MGM Resorts during his Las Vegas residency, worth approximately $60 million.Though Mars has denied the claim, it continues to follow him.
The story originated from a NewsNation report alleging MGM “basically owned” Mars after years of high-stakes gaming at the company’s casinos. The source claimed Mars was using his residency at Park MGM to pay off the supposed debt. MGM quickly issued a statement calling the story “completely false,” praising its “mutual respect” and long-term partnership with the star. Still, the numbers raised eyebrows.
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