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Astronomer CEO caught in kiss cam scandal at coldplay concert
Boston, July 17, 2025 — A routine visit to a Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium turned into a viral scandal for Astronomer CEO Andy Byron, who was caught in a compromising embrace with a colleague during the stadium’s “kiss cam” segment. The footage, now widely shared online, has ignited a media firestorm.
On Wednesday night, as frontman Chris Martin pointed the camera at what appeared to be a romantic couple, the spotlight settled on Byron and Kristin Cabot, a senior executive at Astronomer. The two reacted awkwardly when their image appeared on the big screen—Byron ducked behind the barrier, while Cabot covered her face—prompting laughter and a quip from Martin: “Either they’re having an affair, or they’re just very shy.” The clip swiftly spread across TikTok and X, with users dubbing it the “infidelity in 4K.”
Social media users quickly gathered around the story, many offering support to Byron’s wife. One posted, “Get a good lawyer and move on,” while another urged, “Make him pay.” According to the New York Post, Byron’s wife briefly removed “Byron” from her Facebook profile and eventually deleted both her Facebook and Instagram accounts.
In response, Byron issued a statement expressing remorse: “What was meant to be a joyful evening turned into a profound personal mistake in public… I apologize to my wife, family, and colleagues. You deserve better from me as a partner, father, and leader.” He also announced he would “take time to reflect and determine next steps both personally and professionally,” while criticizing the viral nature of today’s social media landscape.
This incident could pose serious reputational risks for Astronomer and Byron. The company is now expected to address the fallout from a leadership crisis driven by a single awkward moment.