Bruno Mars Allegedly Faces $50 Million Gambling Debt Crisis with MGM

The singer's lucrative deal with the casino is overshadowed by his substantial financial obligations, leaving him with significantly reduced earnings.

• Bruno Mars is reportedly in a financial crisis due to a $50 million gambling debt to MGM Casino, according to NewsNation.
• The pop star, known for his long-term residency at the Park MGM Las Vegas, allegedly owes millions from gambling, with MGM said to 'basically own him'.
• Mars reportedly earns $90 million a year from his deal with MGM but is left with $1.5 million per night after paying off debts and taxes.
• Representatives for both MGM and Mars have not responded to requests for comment on the allegations.
• Mars has previously spoken about his affinity for gambling, recounting his first casino visit at the age of 19 and his approach to betting.

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