Rich middle aged CEO going viral busted at Coldplay concert cheating of his wife with his HR director

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Anonymous wrote:Why can’t this adulterer just go away? People have zero shame anymore — and she clearly doesn’t care about her own family either. Me me me.

I knew it! She wanted to monetize this. She's going to get as many speaking gigs as she can, then write a book if anyone cares. Crisis PR management. She lived it! She might succeed. I think she must have a name agent working behind the scenes for her to get the NYT article, Oprah interview, podcasts. She'll push this as far as she possibly can.

Maybe she has a sex tape with him somewhere and she can make more $ (gross two middle aged 53-55 year olds) ….good lord. People seriously have zero shame.

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Anonymous wrote:Head of HR here, I can't believe that she was trying to whitewash her affair, as if it would be understandable if they were both going through an affair. It is extremely egregious and unethical even if they were both single. A Chief People Officer has a huge influence on the CEO and people decision making around people in a company, and to have any kind of relationship beyond purely professional is unfair to people's careers and livelihoods within the company, not to mention impact on the culture and morale of the company. She does not deserve death threats, but I think she is exaggerating that. She certainly deserves censure and being the object of some schadenfreude humor, payback for everyone who has been a victim of corporate hypocricy and double standards.

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While she was humiliated at being caught cheating (and you know good and well they were cheating), I think she is also humiliated at becoming famous while she had grey roots and was a little pudgy.

I think half her motivation for forcing herself back into the public conversation is to show everyone that she has lost some weight, had some facial work done and got her hair dyed properly.

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I can understand her trying to whitewash her reputation, build an influencer career and make some money, as she apparently has no morals or ethics but NYT, Oprah etc trying to cash on it? Shameful.

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What's the source on her "death threats"? Show a reporter you filed police reports(s) or it's all fabricated nonsense to paint yourself as a fake victim.

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Anonymous wrote:This poor woman can't catch a break.

Catch a break? She is the one trying to capitalize on the whole thing. This was over and forgotten yet she is bringing it back to the forefront seeking out the public’s attention. She is doing herself no favors.

She had to. She can't even get a job washing dishes at a Long John Silvers. What's a poor woman like her supposed to do?

...be a mom to her kids and not continue to humiliate herself and her family?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This poor woman can't catch a break.

She's worked her way through 3 multi-millionaires.

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How much did Cabot get paid for the Oprah interview?

[Anonymous]

First play victim and cash on sob story then play survivor and play on resilience story then become a guru and cash as life coach.

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I'm the person who knows her. I haven't spoken with her, but she's obviously trying to spin this to her advantage and it does not come across as being authentic. People don't want to be around people they don't trust.
She couldn't be trusted in her role at work, she couldn't be trusted with a married man/boss, and she couldn't be trusted to put her family first and wait to play around until she was divorced. She spoke about their attraction, and she invited him to a concert. She knew what was going to happen. I think the husband is going along with her PR spin to protect the innocent children. She's a hustler and everyone smells it. I liked her, but I think she's shown poor judgment (an understatement), no integrity, and wants to manipulate the public by placing the blame on the CEO and women in general for judging her which is absurd. Don't fall for the "victim card" that women are being mean to her. Pfffft.

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Both of them are trash.

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Anonymous wrote:While she was humiliated at being caught cheating (and you know good and well they were cheating), I think she is also humiliated at becoming famous while she had grey roots and was a little pudgy.

I think half her motivation for forcing herself back into the public conversation is to show everyone that she has lost some weight, had some facial work done and got her hair dyed properly.

Yes!

[Anonymous]

The CEO at least has the sense to stay quiet. I wonder if she’s trying to needle him into a response.

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Anonymous wrote:The CEO at least has the sense to stay quiet. I wonder if she’s trying to needle him into a response.

She’s trying to upset the CEO’s wife and poke at her. Trust me, I know the type. She is absolutely pissed he did not divorce the wife when she was trying to get him into an “exit affair.” Her anger at him is so apparent. He would not play her game and lie about being separated like her second ex-husband did.

[Anonymous]

^ the player (her) got played❤️😂