American singer Bruno Mars would have a debt of $50 million dollars with a casino due to an alleged gambling addiction, which occurred during his more than eight-year residence in Las Vegas, NME reported.
A source directly related to the MGM Grand Casinostates that the singer-songwriter is paying a million-dollar debt due to his continuous participation in establishment bets.
“Bruno Mars owes them millions. MGM basically owns it,” the insider revealed.
The News Nation site announced that the “Treasure” singer should earn $90 million per show, thanks to a collaborative contract with the betting house. However, the artist only takes home $1.5 million dollars, as a consequence of having to pay taxes and debts which he has gotten into because of an intermittent gambling problem.
The anonymous source explained that Mars lives free of charge in Las Vegas, due to his agreement with the casino company, but the amount of money he loses in debts and taxes compared to the profits he should have is worrying.
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