A tech CEO and a colleague were caught sharing an intimate moment on a kiss cam–style camera at a Coldplay concert.
Zuko Komisa

A romantic moment at a Coldplay concert in Boston took a mortifying turn for a tech CEO and his colleague, after they were caught in an embrace on the stadium’s Jumbotron “kiss cam.”
The awkward public display, which instantly went viral, has sparked allegations of infidelity and considerable embarrassment for both parties.
Footage circulating widely on TikTok shows Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his company’s Chief People Officer, Kristin Cabot, hastily breaking apart as their faces filled the giant screen during Wednesday night’s show.
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin can even be heard remarking, “Oh, look at these two,” as the camera focused on the pair.
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Byron has led Astronomer, a New York City-based data orchestration platform, since 2023. Cabot, who joined the firm nine months ago, has reportedly removed a former surname from her social media profiles following the incident, according to The Sun.
Since the incident, a fabricated apology letter has been widely shared across social media platforms, leading to confusion and debate online.
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