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Ronan Keating reveals Leonardo DiCaprio owes him a few hundred from a poker game

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Ronan Keating reveals Leonardo DiCaprio owes him a few hundred from a poker game
The Boyzone lead singer said they were in a poker game together when the Titanic star ran short in 2013. Ronan Keating told an Australian radio in the morning of October 12 that Leonardo DiCaprio owes him "a couple of hundred dollars" at a poker game in 2013 when the A-lister ran short. The Irish pop star said, "We played some cards in Sydney a couple of years ago when he was doing [The Great] Gatsby. I think I loaned him a couple of hundred dollars to get in the game and then I think he won[...]

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