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Bruno Mars Jokes He’s ‘Almost Out of Debt’ After Blackpink Show Surprise
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 15 – Bruno Mars addressed a false $50 million gambling debt rumor at BLACKPINK's concert, with MGM Resorts confirming he has no debt and earns $90 million annually from their deal.
- Bruno Mars surprised fans on July 13, 2024, when he appeared at Blackpink's concert in Los Angeles and performed with Rosé.
- Rumors of Mars owing $50 million to MGM due to gambling surfaced in March 2024, but MGM vehemently denied any debt claims.
- Mars has repeatedly joked about the alleged gambling debts, sharing clips on Instagram and stating via his story, "I'll be out of debt in no time."
- An MGM Grand representative highlighted their enduring collaboration with Bruno Mars, describing him as one of the world’s most exciting and dynamic entertainers.
- The ongoing joking and official denials suggest Mars has no gambling debt with MGM, and his entertainment draw continues to attract global audiences.
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Bruno Mars continues his running gag about gambling debts after a surprise BLACKPINK concert appearance
Bruno Mars surprised fans at BLACKPINK’s DEADLINE World Tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday, July 13, where he performed APT. with BLACKPINK member Rosé. The unexpected appearance delighted concert-goers and added another memorable moment to the world tour. According to People, the 16-time Grammy winner has been making light of rumors about his alleged gambling problems that surfaced earlier this year. These rumors, which claimed he ha…
Bruno Mars jokes that he's nearly debt-free after performing 'APT.' with BLACKPINK's Rosé
Bruno Mars has seemingly poked fun at rumours that he’s heavily in debt – see what he had to say below. READ MORE: Rosé and Bruno Mars’ ‘APT.’ is an addictively flirty and fun intro to the BLACKPINK star’s solo era On Sunday (July 13), BLACKPINK performed their second show at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. To celebrate the occasion, Rosé brought out Bruno Mars to perform their hit collaboration ‘APT.’ to close out her short solo set mid-show …
Bruno Mars’s Alleged Gambling Debt Is the Perfect Controversy, And He Knows It
Last March, rumors began circulating that Bruno Mars had racked up $50 million in gambling debt with MGM Resorts, with an insider claiming that the hotel chain "basically owns him." MGM quickly released a statement denying the rumors, stating in...
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