US EditionBruno 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 by performing with BLACKPINK's Rosé at a Los Angeles concert on Sunday, July 13, 2025.
- Rumors about Mars owing $50 million in gambling debt to MGM surfaced last March but MGM strongly denied these claims.
- Mars has kept the humor alive regarding the debt rumors, even posting on Instagram that he expects to clear any debt quickly.
- MGM stated their partnership with Mars is longstanding and any speculation about debt is false, emphasizing he has no gambling debts.
- Mars's ongoing shows at Park MGM and collaborations like 'Fat Juicy & Wet' suggest sustained career success despite the rumors.
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Bruno Mars Says He’s Almost Debt-Free After Foray Into K-Pop
Bruno Mars may need that 24-karat magic after he stoked rumors that he is in debt despite earning an estimated $90 million a year. The “Treasure” singer appeared to joke about suggestions that he owes MGM $50 million due to a gambling debt after making a surprise appearance at a BLACKPINK concert in Los Angeles on Monday. Mars, who joined to sing his hit 2024 song “APT.” with BLACKPINK singer Rosé, posted a video of the concert, with the caption…
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