Singer Bruno Mars does not have RM234mil gambling debt says MGM


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MGM Resorts International has denied reports that Bruno Mars has a US$50mil gambling debt with its casino. Photo: Handout

MGM Resorts International has denied reports that Bruno Mars has a US$50mil (RM234mil) gambling debt with its casino.

In a statement to American entertainment publication Variety, MGM Resorts said the allegations of Mars’ debt are false.

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