After rumors spread that Bruno Mars allegedly owed MGM up to $50 million, MGM spoke up.

Responding to Variety on March 18 (local time), a representative of MGM Resorts International affirmed that the accusation about the $50 million figure spreading online is “completely false” because Bruno Mars “has no debt to MGM casinos.” “.

They said in a statement: “We are proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, one of the world’s most dynamic and exciting performers. From his shows on the Dolby Live stage at Park MGM to The new Pinky Ring cocktail bar in Bellagio, Bruno’s entertainment brand attracts visitors from all over the world.

“MGM and Bruno’s partnership is a long one, rooted in mutual respect. Any speculation otherwise would be completely wrong. He owes nothing to MGM. Together, we are excited to continue continue to create unforgettable experiences for our customers,” MGM added.

Currently, the Uptown Funk singer’s representative is not commenting on this story.

MGM denies rumors that Bruno Mars owes $50 million in gambling debt. Photo: AN.

MGM denies rumors that Bruno Mars owes $50 million in gambling debt . Photo: AN.

Previously, rumors that the Grammy Award-winning artist had a gambling debt of more than $50 million at MGM surprised fans. NewsNation said it cited anonymous sources who understood that Mars earned $90 million through MGM but used most of those profits to pay off debt .

“Bruno will only make $1.5 million per night (after taxes). Basically, MGM is his creditor,” the newspaper wrote.

Bruno Mars has been performing for Las Vegas residents since 2016 and has a multi-year partnership with MGM Resorts. Additionally, the singer and the casino recently collaborated to open the Pinky Ring cocktail bar and entertainment lounge inside the Bellagio hotel and casino. The venue hosts live performances, all curated by Mars.