At their recent concert in Boston’s Gillette Stadium, Coldplay’s famous kiss cam zoomed in on a couple enjoying the show. But instead of sharing a sweet kiss like other fans, these two froze and looked like they had just been caught red-handed.
Chris Martin, the band’s lead singer, made a playful comment from the stage:
“Oh look at these two… either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.”
Well, guess what? Turns out they were having an affair.
Fans online went full FBI mode and quickly figured out who the couple was:
Andy Byron, CEO of a tech company called Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company’s HR boss. Both of them are married but not to each other. Yep, you read that right.
The clip instantly went viral. It’s everywhere—TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, X (formerly Twitter). People are laughing, crying, and dragging these two through every comment section possible.
One viewer who posted the video said:
“Didn’t expect to go to a concert and accidentally ruin a marriage. But here we are.”
Even memes are flying. One called the CEO’s move “KPI – Kisses Per Interaction”. Another said: “When HR forgets company policy.” 😭😭
Chris Martin's joke may have been innocent, but what happened on that big screen has real consequences. Some people online are even saying this will “ruin Coldplay” for their families forever. Imagine hearing “Fix You” and remembering a cheating scandal. Yikes.
Neither Andy nor Kristin has said anything publicly since the video dropped. But the internet isn’t letting this slide. People are now asking serious questions like why the CEO and the HR head were all cuddled up in public. And what happens next for their jobs and their marriages?
From a regular concert night to global headlines - that’s the power of a kiss cam and the Internet in 2025.
