LeAnn Rimes was hard at work as rumors of the country singer's bankruptcy, along with husband Eddie Cibrian, hit the tabloids.

Over the July 4^th Weekend, LeAnn Rimes scored a gig as she performed at the Moapa Madness concert just half an hour's drive away from Las Vegas. Brandy Clark was the guest for the event while husband Eddie Cibrian played supportive husband, said Daily Mail.

The gig came in light of the report from the tabloids regarding the couple's financial woes.

According to OK! Magazine, LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian owe their friends a cool $350,000 for the downpayment of the mansion they purchased in 2012.

"If LeAnn and Eddie can't repay the loan, their pals can foreclose. While the two families vacation together, and the Fradins' two sons are friends with Eddie's boys, they clearly haven't forgotten about the money," the insider said.

Celebrity Dirty Laundry said that LeAnn Rimes is too focused about being around her man because of jealousy when she should have paid more attention of her career.

"Maybe it is time LeAnn stopped dedicating her days to Twitter, and began cranking out some new music. Or at least booking appearances," the article claimed. "You can't really fault Eddie for not working, LeAnn is rumored to have basically banned him from working on any sets far away from home where a woman can woo him away from her, just like when she wooed Eddie away from Brandi when they were filming together."

If the financial woes troubling the couple are true then at least, LeAnn Rimes might have money coming in as Rhino Records released a collection album on July 10.

"The collection will feature the biggest hits from Rimes' career to date including Can't Fight The Moonlight, taken from Coyote Ugly, and her monster smash How Do I Live. Other songs on the collection include I Need You, Nothin' Better To Do and Blue," Entertainment Focus said.