On March 10, 2025, it was confirmed through authoritative channels that a certain top male star engaged in high-stakes gambling for seven consecutive days at the VIP room of Wynn Palace in Macau, ultimately losing all of his 1.03 billion yuan in liquid assets and mortgaging three luxury villas and a private jet. This incident was first exposed in a report on abnormal cross-border fund flows released by the international financial investigation agency Global Financial Watch on March 10. The report indicated that the star transferred a total of 860 million yuan to the casino account in 17 installments through offshore companies, and also exchanged 170 million Hong Kong dollars into cash chips through underground money changers. The Macau Financial Management Bureau's anti-money laundering system had already marked this account as high-risk on March 6.

His mainland agency issued a statement late at night on March 9 admitting to "personal financial issues" but did not mention specific amounts. Sources revealed that the star was borrowing 300 million yuan at high interest rates from Macau gangsters in hopes of recovering his losses. Currently, his standalone villa in Beijing's Chaoyang District, valued at 280 million yuan, and a top apartment in Lujiazui, Shanghai, have both been sealed by the court. The five involved brand parties collectively announced the termination of contracts on the morning of March 10.