BRUNO MARS IS $50 MILLION IN DEBT

Posted on March 18, 2024

Someone needs to pull Bruno Mars out of the casino.

According to NewsNation, Mars owes MGM Las Vegas some serious loot from gambling debts.

An insider said, “He owed millions to the MGM,” and “(MGM) basically own him.”

The debt allegedly got up to $50 million at one point. It seems Mars’ weakness was at the poker tables.

Let’s put this in context. Bruno signed a multi-year deal to perform at MGM properties in Las Vegas in 2016. He has done several residencies and opened a nightclub.

The source added, “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 (Mars makes $1.5 million per night).”

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