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Footage of CEO allegedly having affair at Coldplay concert goes viral

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Footage of a tech CEO apparently being caught in a compromising position with an employee on “kiss-cam” at a Coldplay gig has gone viral.  

The moment happened during the band’s Music Of The Spheres tour at the Gillette Stadium near Boston on Wednesday night (16 July).  

The exposing moment had the kiss-cam panning onto Andy Byron, CEO of the tech platform Astronomer, who had his arms wrapped around a woman who is reported to be Kristin Cabot, the HR chief of Astronomer. 

As soon as the two saw themselves on the screens, Cabot covered her face and turned, while Byron quickly dived out of shot. 

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin was quick to comment: “Look at these two,” before adding “Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.” 

Watch the now-viral moment here:

British tabloid The Sun reports that Astronomer is worth more than $1.3billion (€1.1bn) and Byron has served as CEO of the company since 2023.

Cabot joined as Chief People Officer nine months ago. 

As you can imagine, the internet had a field day…

Neither Byron nor Cabot have commented on the allegations.

All together now – to the tune of ‘Fix You’: “Lights will guide you home / And ignite your bones / And I will try to f*** you…

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