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Bruno Mars is still getting off jokes about his alleged gambling issues.
On Monday, Mars took to Instagram to post a clip of his recent his appearance at Rosé’s Los Angeles show.
“Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!”
“Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!” he continued shouting out his backup singer.
In 2024, rumours began to spread that Mars owed of gambling debt of approximately $50 million to the MGM Resorts in Las Vegas, NewsNation, using an unnamed source, reported at the time.
“[MGM] basically own him. He makes $90 million a year off of the deal he did with the casino, but then he has to pay back his debt,” the insider said.
When the Mars’ alleged gambling issues came to light, MGM vehemently denied the…
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Bruno Mars is once again trolling the internet over a persistent rumor that he owes 50 million dollars in gambling debt to MGM Resorts. The speculation began in March 2024, when a report claimed Mars had racked up massive poker losses during his Las Vegas residency. An anonymous source even alleged, “He makes $90 million a year off of the deal he did with the casino, but then he has to pay back his debt… after taxes.”They praised Mars as “one of the world’s most thrilling and dynamic performers” and reaffirmed their “longstanding and respectful” partnership.
Bruno’s social media clapbacks and stage banter
MGM Resorts swiftly denied the claims, stating, “Any speculation otherwise is completely false; he has no debt…
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Good news for the digital printing company Landa Digital Printing, founded by entrepreneur Benny Landa, which has accumulated debts of approximately 1.7 billion shekels (most of it owed to investors and shareholders). The Central District Court on Thursday issued an order to stay proceedings against the company and appointed CPA Shlomi Filiba and Adv. Sigal Rozen-Rechav as administrators.
Entrepreneur Benny Landa attended the hearing, praised the company’s potential, and, despite its financial situation, predicted an optimistic future. To date, over $1.3 billion has been invested in the company, first by Landa himself, who contributed over $220 million of his own capital, and in recent years by secured investors.
Judge Hannah Kitsis…
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Sharjah charity’s Dh5.8 million initiative rescues over 1,200 from debt Gulf News
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A Christchurch painting and maintenance contractor has gone into liquidation owing creditors an estimated $2.6 million.
The collapse of Phil Clarke & Son Ltd has left staff out of pocket by about $100,000 in wages and holiday pay, while Inland Revenue (IRD) is owed $1.8m.
The business was placed into liquidation on July 8 by its shareholder, and Insolvency Matters’ Brenton Hunt was appointed as liquidator.
In his first report released on Monday, Mr Hunt was told by the director a major customer of the company had been reducing its spending to the point where the business had become uneconomic.
IRD assessments had fallen behind.
The sole shareholder and director named for the business in the Companies Register is Daniel…
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Bruno Mars is once again poking fun at persistent rumors surrounding his alleged gambling debts in Las Vegas.
Following a recent live performance, the Grammy-winning superstar took to Instagram on Monday (July 14) after joining BLACKPINK’s Rosé on stage during her Los Angeles show. The pair performed their 2024 chart-topping collaboration “APT.” together, and Mars couldn’t resist slipping in a tongue-in-cheek reference to the ongoing speculation.
“Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!” Mars wrote in his Instagram post, before giving a playful shoutout to Rosé, “Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!”
This lighthearted comment comes amid years of speculation about the singer’s financial dealings in Las Vegas. Last year, an…
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Bruno Mars owes a debt of gratitude to ROSÉ for letting him perform “APT.” with her at a recent BLACKPINK tour stop.
In a post about the performance on Instagram, the American singer-songwriter thanked his duet partner and joked that the stint had helped him pay off his long-rumored gambling debts.
“Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!” he wrote Monday (July 14), sharing a video of his and ROSÉ’s high-energy performance.”Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!” he added, with the K-pop star replying in the comments, “ya welcome.”
ROSÉ also shared photos of herself and Mars hanging out behind the scenes and exchanging a hug on stage. “look at me and dis HUNK-O-RAMAA,” she captioned the…
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Bruno Mars may need that 24-karat magic after he stoked rumors that he is in debt despite earning an estimated $90 million a year.
The “Treasure” singer appeared to joke about suggestions that he owes MGM $50 million due to a gambling debt after making a surprise appearance at a BLACKPINK concert in Los Angeles on Monday.
Mars, who joined to sing his hit 2024 song “APT.” with BLACKPINK singer Rosé, posted a video of the concert, with the caption, “Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!! Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!”
While MGM has denied the allegations that Mars’ nine-year residency at the casino is a result of debt peonage, Mars told the Las Vegas Review-Journal he wants to leave the door open for the rumor, sharing,…
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Bruno Mars is once again poking fun at persistent rumors surrounding his alleged gambling debts in Las Vegas.
Following a recent live performance, the Grammy-winning superstar took to Instagram on Monday (July 14) after joining BLACKPINK’s Rosé on stage during her Los Angeles show. The pair performed their 2024 chart-topping collaboration “APT.” together, and Mars couldn’t resist slipping in a tongue-in-cheek reference to the ongoing speculation.
“Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!” Mars wrote in his Instagram post, before giving a playful shoutout to Rosé, “Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!”
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Bruno Mars Makes Cheeky Joke About Rumored $50 Million Gambling Debt E! Online
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Bruno Mars has joked about his rumoured debt as her performed with Blackpink’s Rosé in Los Angeles.
Bruno, 39, delighted fans on July 13 as he made a surprise appearance on stage during Blackpink’s Deadline World Tour Show.
The singer, real name Peter Gene Hernandez, jumped onstage to perform with band member Rosé to perform their hit song APT.
Celebrating the moment on social media, Bruno shared a clip of himself bounding across the stage as confetti fell from the ceiling.
The star cheekily captioned the post: ‘Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!! Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!…