Bruno Mars performed at the 2021 American Music Awards and rumors circulated that he owed millions in gambling debts to MGM Resorts. However, these rumors were proven false. In a statement to Business Insider, MGM Resorts International stated that they are proud of their longstanding relationship with Mars. The hospitality empire clarified that Mars has no debt with MGM and their partnership is rooted in mutual respect.
Mars signed a long-term residency deal with MGM in 2016 and has been a successful performer at their venues ever since. He began his residency at Park MGM in December 2016 and has been entertaining audiences with hit songs like “24K Magic,” “Locked Out of Heaven,” and “Uptown Funk.” His residency has reportedly grossed over $50 million, showcasing his popularity as a performer. Despite speculation, the rumors about Mars’ gambling habits were debunked.
Mars is scheduled to perform his final show at Park MGM on September 1, 2024, wrapping up a successful residency that has attracted fans from around the world. His success at Park MGM is a testament to his talent as a performer and his ability to connect with audiences.
