Astronomer CEO and HR romance gets overwhelming response from sports world | International Sports News
A surprising moment at a Coldplay concert has taken the internet by storm. During the show at Gillette Stadium, a man and a woman were seen getting close in a private suite. As the camera zoomed in on them, they quickly looked away and tried to hide.The moment played out live on the stadium’s big screen. Their awkward reaction only extended the speculation on the internet. The clip soon went viral across platforms like TikTok, X, and Instagram. People began speculating about the pair’s identities, pointing to Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his Chief People Officer, Kristin Cabot. The internet lit up with theories, jokes, and even memes.As the meme trend at the expense of the duo grabbed everyone’s attention, sports teams across the country joined in with their playful reactions.
The sports world reacted to Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot’s “kiss cam” moment
As the footage gained millions of views across platforms across social media platforms, it wasn’t long before sports teams began chiming in. Several sports teams took subtle jabs at the viral scandal following the viral moment at the Coldplay concert.NBA legend Michael Jordan’s racing company, 23XI Racing, took to X to share their version of romance in a hilarious post. However, it was to promote their upcoming event, “While you’re getting a laugh make sure you get registered for Intersect event with @IMS next week! 🫡” 23XI Racing added in a follow-up post.The Seattle Mariners joined in on the fun by volunteering Cal Raleigh for dumping duties.The St. Louis Cardinals shared a photo of Albert Pujols hugging Adam Wainwright with the caption. As it resembled the couple at the concert, they have made it obvious with a hilarious caption, “When Coldplay hits your song.”
Coldplay’s Chris Martin reacted immediately to the “kiss cam” couple
It was another high-energy night at Gillette Stadium until a short kiss cam segment flipped the evening upside down for a New York-based tech firm, Astronomer. The camera zoomed in on a couple seated in a private suite. Once they noticed the camera pointed towards them, the woman covered her face, and the man vanished out of frame.Coldplay’s Chris Martin reacted instantly. “Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy,” he joked to the crowd’s delight. But that light-hearted comment became the spark that set off a wildfire. More footage obtained by TMZ revealed the duo embracing and sharing a kiss earlier in the show, even when no cameras were on them. The video shows the crowd bathed in light from their phones as Coldplay performs “Yellow,” while the pair swayed together in silhouette, arm-in-arm and affectionate.
What happened to Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot after the “kiss cam” moment?
Andy Byron has reportedly taken a leave of absence, and Kristin Cabot has been suspended pending further investigation, according to Axios. In a statement posted to X, the company said: “Astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding. Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability.”The company’s board has since initiated a formal investigation into the matter, promising more details soon. Neither Byron nor Cabot has issued public comments.Also Read: Serena Williams shows off toned abs and relaxed confidence in beach-ready look while cruising with friends
