Bruno Mars rocks 18k gold Tiffany & Co. pinky ring for new Vegas club after MGM denies he 'racked up $50m gambling debt'
Bruno Mars rocks 18k gold Tiffany & Co. pinky ring for new Vegas club after MGM denies he 'racked up $50m gambling debt'
BRUNO Mars has gotten some new bling in honor of the opening of his new nightclub in Las Vegas, Nevada, Pinky Ring.
Bruno purchased a multi-carat gold pinky ring from Tiffany & Co. that was just as snazzy as he is.
Last month, Tiffany & Co.'s official X account, formerly known as Twitter, shared a snap of him posing with his hand near his face.
The crisp black jacket Bruno, 38, wore contrasted beautifully with his white-frame glasses.
Shining brightly on his pinky finger was an 18K gold ring surrounded by dazzling diamonds.
Fans on X praised the Locked Out of Heaven singer's jewelry, loving how it represented his new business venture.
"Very beautiful! The ring is beautiful and meaningful, the realization of another dream and goal come true! Success always! With admiration and affection," one fan wrote.
Another added: "The most beautiful pairing with the most beautiful jewelry."
A third person admitted: "His Tiffany ring is beautiful."
A fourth remarked: "It's not just a jewel, it's the extension of a dream come true, congratulations on the work!"
IN DEBT?
Bruno's new club comes in the wake of his reported gambling debt with the MGM Grand Casino in Las Vegas.
He began his most recentNevadastint in February and is expected to keep performing until April.
Brunoentered his ninth year ofresidencyat the beginning of 2024.
NewsNation reported on March 14 that the singer supposedly owed MGM Grand Casino $50 million in gambling debt.
Bruno was said to be paying off his debts directly to the casino, according to NewsNation.
The source said they were a "well-placed Vegas insider."
"He owes millions," the source continued.
(MGM) basically own him, they added.
Bruno is said to make $90 million off of his residency.
After paying off his debts and taxes, he takes home $1.5 million per night, said the source.
WHAT'S THE REAL DEAL?
Representatives for MGM and Mars did not respond to NewsNations' requests for comment.
An MGM Resorts International rep later told TMZ that he "has no debt with MGM."
MGM said: "We're proud of our relationship with Bruno Mars, one of the world's most thrilling and dynamic performers."
The resort continued: "MGM and Bruno's partnership is longstanding and rooted in mutual respect.
"Any speculation otherwise is completely false; he has no debt with MGM.
"Together, we are excited to continue creating unforgettable experiences for our guests."
This was not the first time Bruno faced struggles this year, with the star supposedly suffering relationship issues.
Bruno has been leading an increasingly separate life from his partner, Jessica Caban, who he has been with since 2011.
The couple spent Christmas and New Year's Eve apart, while his busy touring schedule has also kept them away from each other.
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