Recent reports indicate the renowed singer Bruno Mars owes $50 million in gambling debts at a United States casino, which is closely related to his nine-year residency at the Park MGM in Las Vegas.
A new report from News Nation assured that the reason for this long residency is that the American songwriter has accumulated a large gambling debt with the famous casino, according to the revelations, which has the artist stuck in following this show to pay.
Bruno Mars has allegedly racked up over $50 million in gambling debt at MGM in Las Vegas.
“MGM basically owns him,” NewsNation reported. “He makes $90 million a year off of the deal he did with the casino, but then he has to pay back his debt. [He will] only make $1.5 million… pic.twitter.com/xPxgXzgDjV
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In addition, the unnamed source told the media that “[MGM] basically owns him“, and although he reportedly takes in $90 million annually for his work in the casino, taking taxes into account, he barely covers the money owed.
In previous interviews, Bruno Mars has opened up about his affinity for gambling, revealing that he went to his first casino when he was 19, and that as an unknown singer, he used to pay his rent by playing cards.
