Five Facts About Kristin Cabot, the Woman in Viral Kiss Cam Video From a Coldplay Concert
The internet was talking about her private life this week, despite the fact that she has led people teams at prestigious tech companies, built a career on empathy and leadership, and proudly blasts heavy metal from her Maine roots.
A IT executive who was the focus of rumors and criticism following an embarrassing kiss cam encounter with a man who was identified as her boss has unexpectedly gained attention thanks to a viral TikTok video from a recent Coldplay performance.

Millions of people have watched the video, which has raised interest in the woman.
The couple—now named as Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the company’s Chief People Officer, Kristin Cabot—looked noticeably shocked when they were suddenly revealed on the large screen during the concert at Gillette Stadium near Boston in the footage, which was uploaded by TikTokker @instaagraace.
On Wednesday night, July 16, 2025, the concert was held.

During a kiss cam part, Byron had his arms around Cabot from behind, her hands resting over his, while the camera turned to them.
Before both of them appeared to realize they were being televised live to the entire stadium, the moment appeared to be affectionate.
Byron ducked out of view as Cabot swiftly put her hands over her face and turned away from the camera.

Chris Martin, the frontman of Coldplay, was monitoring the feed onstage and saw the abrupt change in their attitude.
At first, Martin said, “Look at these two,” with warmth.
However, his tone changed as the couple’s embarrassing retreat unfolded.
Puzzled, he added, “Oh, what?”
“Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.”

Since then, the incident that was caught on camera and extensively disseminated on social media has sparked a flurry of viral discussion and strong conjecture regarding the nature of their relationship.
What we know about Cabot is as follows:
Cabot, Kristin is a leading executive in the technology sector.
Cabot isn’t just any concertgoer.

At the moment, she is the Chief People Officer for Astronomer, a data orchestration business well-known for its Apache Airflow-powered Astro platform.
She can no longer access her LinkedIn accounts.
“I am so happy to announce that I have joined the Astronomer team as Chief People Officer! 🚀” Cabot wrote on LinkedIn earlier this year before deleting her accounts, expressing her excitement about the new position.

“I have been energized in my conversations with Andy Byron and the Astronomer leadership team about the opportunities that exist here, including aiding our employees’ career development.”
“Since joining as Chief People Officer a couple of months ago, I’ve been blown away by the team and the incredible work we’re doing!” she added in a follow-up post.
She has one child and is divorced.

The New York Post said that Cabot has one child and is divorced.
Although the video has sparked a lot of online speculation on her relationship with Byron, sources point out that Cabot closely monitors the welfare of her family and keeps her personal life private.
She Leads With Empathy and Connection
Cabot was the Vice President of People at the graph database startup Neo4j before to joining Astronomer.

She provided details about her people-first leadership style in a 2021 blog post with the business:
“I’ve always been able to identify intriguing aspects in everyone I encounter.
I firmly believe that connections can be formed with everyone if you take the time to listen.
Finding common ground with individuals and meeting them where they are in terms of what matters to them is what I’ve learnt from both my personal and professional lives.”

She also stated on the since-deleted LinkedIn profile, “I lead by example and win trust with employees of all levels, from CEOs to managers to assistants.”
Former coworkers have praised her for her compassionate leadership style, which has also made her a prominent figure in the HR and talent management fields.
Cabo is not your typical IT executive; she is a metalhead at heart and proud to be from Maine.

She has talked about the diverse set of pals she had growing up in Maine.
She disclosed in an open video interview that her pals were the reason she fell in love with heavy metal.
“And my love for heavy metal, which is a whole other topic, came from my head banger long-haired friends.”
Many of her new fans have been taken aback by this revelation, which has further enhanced her already complex persona.

She isn’t allowing her attention to be diverted by her viral fame.
Cabot seems unmoved by the online craze and is steadfastly focused on her profession.
“Now, I’m excited to help grow our People team and bring on folks passionate about attracting top talent and shaping the future of Astronomer!” she wrote in a recent, but now unavailable, LinkedIn post on hiring at the company.
Please apply if you think you fit this description.

Her ability to maintain her composure in the face of viral fame has impressed both admirers and colleagues.
Digital detectives swiftly determined that Megan Kerrigan Byron was Andy Byron’s wife as the video continued to dominate online discourse.
After the public exposure, Megan quickly deleted her Facebook and Instagram accounts, according to Page Six.
Notably, the article stated that the CEO’s wife changed her last name from “Byron” to her maiden name on Facebook before completely erasing her account.
According to the same source, as of Thursday morning, her page—which had previously included family photos—was no longer available.
Reactions on the internet were quick, with many people expressing support for her modest yet audacious claim.
Fans encouraged her to laugh all the way to the bank and applauded her decision to remove her marital name, according to the New York Post.
In a few seconds of large-screen video, Cabot’s life—once primarily known to peers and coworkers in the tech industry—became the focus of a viral frenzy, demonstrating how swiftly private lives can turn into public narratives and how people in the spotlight, whether they like it or not, are more than just a moment captured on camera.