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One thing can fans bet on? Bruno Mars He will never stop making jokes for his alleged gambling debts.
Grammy winner39, surprised fans at Blackpink’s Sunday, July 13, Concert in Los Angeles when Rosé Bring him out to perform their popular single, “apt.” At the second place of social media, however, Mars could not resist fun at his rumors’ financial problems.
“Almost out of Behhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh debt !!!” The pop star was headed on Monday, July 14, Instagram video That showed him to run around the stage at Sofi Stadium. “Prisiate chi rosaaaayyyyyyyy !!!! 🥳.”
The upload marked Mars’s latest occasion addressing the rumor that he had huge sums of money for MGM, the company that hosts its residencies in Las Vegas. Last year, a report claimed that the silk sonic singer owed $ 50 million to the Corporation and continue to renew his Vegas contracts in order to work off his gambling debts. MGM, however, denied the rumor mercilessly.
“We are proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, one of the world’s most thrilling and dynamic performers,” a spokesman for MGM Grand said in a statement at the time. “From his shows at Dolby Live at Park MGM to the new Pinky Ring Lounge in Bellagio, Bruno’s entertainment brand attracts visitors from all over the world.”
The representative continued: “The MGM and Bruno partnership is long -standing and rooted in a respect. Any otherwise speculation is completely false; it has no debt with MGM. Together, we are excited to continue to create unforgettable experiences for our guests.”
Despite that denial, Mars has continued to make jokes about the gambling debts that they do not seem to exist. “Ever since those articles came out for me because of the casino money you stopped raising my calls,” joking when speaking into a prop phone in one of his concerts in September 2024. “Me, me, baby – I got money.”
Bruno Mars does not need to use his “magic 24k” to pay his gambling debts – because he has nothing. After a report claimed $ 50 million was indebted to Mars, 38, to Grand MGM in Las Vegas, the hospitality company spoke to shoot those allegations down. “We are proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, (…)
Earlier that year, he admitted that he will not deny the rumors himself completely because he was entertained by the speculation.
“I love the literature that I am a Las Vegas Lounge singer in debt to the crowd,” he told the Las Vegas-Journal Review In June 2024. “I can work with that.”
In January, having become the first artist in Spotify’s history to reach 150 million monthly listeners, he made another joke for the milestone.
“Keep streaming! I’ll be out of debt in no time,” he wrote through his Instagram story.
