Coldplay ‘Kiss Cam’ Outs CEO in Alleged Affair With Co-Worker

At a recent Coldplay concert in Boston, singer Chris Martin tried to spread the love, but a viral kiss cam moment has spiraled wildly out of control. Since, the internet has been obsessed with the married CEO caught with his alleged mistress, who is the head of HR at his company.

The camera zoomed in on the couple and things instantly got awkward. The man’s arms were wrapped tightly around the woman, but she looked more hostage than happy to be there.

No movement. No smiles. No kiss. As the jumbotron landed on them, the presumed couple squirmed, then tried to duck out of frame.

Chris Martin Calls Out Icy Couple

Coldplay’s frontman was clearly amused by the tension — unaware of the chaos about to follow.

“Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy,” the singer quipped.

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The crowd laughed. But in hindsight, Martin might have been onto something.

The Man Identified — and It’s Not Pretty

After the moment went viral on TikTok, the man was identified as Andy Byron, 50, the CEO of the software company Astronomer.

And then it got messier: the woman he was clinging to wasn’t his wife — it was his co-worker, Kristin Cabot. Suddenly, Martin’s “affair” joke hit way too close to home.

Cabot’s relationship status remains unclear.

Byron’s Alleged Bad Behavior

According to Page Six, Byron also has a troubling professional history.

Former employees accuse him of creating a toxic workplace, blocking promotions, lashing out at coworkers and making chilling threats — including, “You’re lucky not to be dead.”

One insider said he “led with rage” and retaliated against anyone who pushed back.

Silence from the Parties Involved

Neither Byron nor Cabot have publicly addressed the viral moment — or the alleged affair.

Page Six also reports that Byron’s wife, Megan Kerrigan Byron, has gone quiet and deactivated her social media accounts.

As for the once-funny video? It’s gone from lighthearted concert cringe to full-blown corporate soap opera — and suddenly, Martin’s “affair” joke feels like a mic drop.