Bruno Mars is said to have racked up $50M in debt due to G.а.m.bling during his residency in Vegas
According to rumors, Bruno Mars accumulated a massive $50 million debt from gambling in Las Vegas while doing his highly regarded residency.
Since 2016, Mars has had nearly constant residencies in Las Vegas thanks to a multi-year agreement he signed with MGM Resorts.
The firm that has been paying the well-known gambler, singer of “Finesse,” for his performances is now allegedly in debt to him.
NewsNation claims that Mars has accrued debt that exceeds his income due to his significant gaming losses.
According to a person who spoke with the newspaper, “[MGM] basically own him.” As a result of his agreement with the casino, he receives $90 million year, but he must also repay his loan.
According to rumors, Bruno Mars has been a big gambler since he was a teenager. He previously said of his early card games, “I used to be like a loudmouth.” People would want to steаl his money, you know the guy. Mars stated at the time, “If you do get them to lose, they’re out for you, they’re gunning for you.” And that is their weak point. At that point, you should leap or ambush them.
He said that he was mortified by a fellow calling him out on his first-ever wager, which he said occurred when he was 19 years old and shivering. You must fail. To grasp, all you have to do is lose in order to win.
Since 2016, the celebrated vocalist has maintained a residency at Park MGM, which was recently extended well beyond 2024.
The residency was meant to terminate in August of last year, but he has persisted in staying in Sin City; it is unclear if this is due to a claimed debt he owes MGM.
As part of his current residency, Bruno Mars has played in 100 shows thus far. In 2022, he collaborated with Anderson on 48 shows.Paak in the role of Silk Sonic.
With over 120,000 attendees and over $53 million in revenue, the residency has become the highest-grossing MGM concert residency.
Bruno Mars performs versions of songs by artists like Stevie Wonder, the Beatles, and Gwen Stefani in addition to his own hits, frequently at the request of fans.