Coldplay kiss cam exposes CEO’s alleged affair with Head of HR at Boston concert
The kiss cam segment at a huge Coldplay show in Boston, Massachusetts, went horribly wrong after the camera caught a tech CEO allegedly cheating on his wife with the Head of HR, who is also believed to be married.
The video, which has been viewed over 20 million times on TikTok, more than 30 million times on X, and shared hundreds of thousands of times on social media, depicts the couple in an embrace while watching the show.
“Either they’re having an affair, or they’re very shy,” Chris Martin‘s voice-over commented, as the couple quickly dashed apart once they were depicted on the big screen.
Commenters on the video were quick to reveal that the man sheepishly hiding his face is Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer. The woman is Kristin Cabot, the company’s Chief People Officer. Both Coldplay fans in question are reportedly married and have children.
The camera then pivoted to the only person who had not turned her back, allegedly Alyssa Stoddard. She was recently appointed Vice President of People on Kristin’s team at the same company.
According to the company’s LinkedIn page, Byron has been CEO of Astronomer, the New York City-based data orchestration platform that “empowers data teams to bring mission-critical analytics, AI, and software to life,” since 2023. Cabot joined the team nine months ago.
Meanwhile, arlier this year, Coldplay made the headlines as a Cyber hacker, named Skylar Dalziel, was sentenced to 21 months imprisonment for stealing unreleased songs by acts including Coldplay, Shawn Mendes and Bebe Rexha to sell on the dark web.
Coldplay are currently performing on their Music Of The Spheres World Tour, which includes dates in Europe, North America, and Asia. They have upcoming shows in the US in July, and in the UK in August and September. The UK leg of the tour includes several nights at the coveted Wembley Stadium and Craven Park in Hull.
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