Concert Clip Sparks Speculation Around Tech Execs’ Personal Lives

Concert Clip Sparks Speculation Around Tech Execs’ Personal Lives

Viral Kiss Cam Sparks Rumors Around Astronomer Executives Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot What started as a lighthearted concert moment has now turned into a swirling storm of speculation.

During a recent Coldplay concert, Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot were unexpectedly featured on the venue’s Kiss Cam. In the brief clip, the two appeared to be in a close embrace, prompting a wave of surprise from onlookers.

When they realized they were on camera, both quickly pulled away—eliciting laughter from the crowd. Chris Martin, Coldplay’s frontman, added fuel to the moment by quipping, “Either they’re having an affair or just very shy.”

The clip quickly went viral, garnering millions of views across TikTok, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter). Internet sleuths wasted no time digging into the executives’ personal lives.

Andy Byron is reportedly married, while Kristin Cabot, previously divorced, has been romantically linked to fellow Astronomer executive Andrew Cabot. Public records and social media traces show Kristin and Andrew sharing a residence and attending several family functions together.

Following the incident, Kristin deactivated her personal social media accounts. Neither she nor Andy has made any public comment. The silence has only intensified the speculation, with many online commentators debating the appropriateness of workplace relationships and the optics of executive behavior in the public eye.

Adding to the intrigue, Andy Byron had previously delivered glowing praise of Kristin during her promotion to Chief People Officer in 2023, calling her “a transformative leader and a trusted partner.” Some now view that statement in a new light.

As of now, both executives remain in their roles at Astronomer. Still, the moment has ignited broader conversations about boundaries, image, and the risks of being captured—even for just a few seconds—on camera in the digital age.