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

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Anonymous wrote:Who knew Chris Martin could bring the country together like this?

He’s a good egg. If anyone could, it’s him.

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently, there is also now video of them kissing at the concert.

https://pagesix.com/2025/07/18/celebrity-news/astronomer-ceo-andy-byron-and-hr-chief-kristin-cabot-spotted-kissing-in-new-coldplay-concert-video/

Quelle horreur!

They are an internet joke.

They are both crappy people but so are the people who continue to sling mud three days later.

The only people who don't think this whole thing is hilarious (and all the infinite memes) are the same people who've done crappy things in their marriages. Might be time for some introspection. You make your own crappy choices. No one made you have an affair and/or cheat.

Yup if you don't find this story continually hilarious, you're essentially admitting that you're committed infidelity. Normal people who aren't selfish cowards find this amazingly entertaining.

That’s a hyperbolic take. These people’s lives are already ruined. Why do you take such glee in twisting the knife? You need to get off the internet and go interact in the real world if you continually get your rocks off on this.

No, I’ve seen the life-long consequences of cheating first-hand. It’s not every day you get to see the Karma Fairy in live action. Only cheaters like you are making excuses.

It’s rich of you to assume I’m a cheater. My parents are long divorced due to cheating on one of their parts. I just think it’s trashy for losers like you piling onto people while you live in a glass house.

Clearly this incident has struck a nerve with you. Might be worthwhile reflecting as to why.

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Anonymous wrote:Cabot is married to Andrew Cabot, chief executive of Privateer Rum and direct descendant of an eighteenth-century New England privateer-turned-distiller. The couple also bought a $2.2-million home in the seaside town of Rye, New Hampshire, just five months before the concert. A workplace-conduct probe now runs in parallel with a burst of curiosity about craft spirits, old maritime fortunes, and modern start-up culture.

She was having an affair with this guy…so her former husband filed, and just a few years in she’s cheating on the guy she had the affair with. Good lord

How you get them is how you lose them. No sympathy for cheaters.

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Anonymous wrote:Cabot is married to Andrew Cabot, chief executive of Privateer Rum and direct descendant of an eighteenth-century New England privateer-turned-distiller. The couple also bought a $2.2-million home in the seaside town of Rye, New Hampshire, just five months before the concert. A workplace-conduct probe now runs in parallel with a burst of curiosity about craft spirits, old maritime fortunes, and modern start-up culture.

She was having an affair with this guy…so her former husband filed, and just a few years in she’s cheating on the guy she had the affair with. Good lord

He was better looking than Byron too.

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently, there is also now video of them kissing at the concert.

https://pagesix.com/2025/07/18/celebrity-news/astronomer-ceo-andy-byron-and-hr-chief-kristin-cabot-spotted-kissing-in-new-coldplay-concert-video/

Quelle horreur!

They are an internet joke.

They are both crappy people but so are the people who continue to sling mud three days later.

The story has clearly touched a nerve with people. Small people judge that rather than getting curious about why.

GMAFB

Yes, you sound very moral name-calling people talking about this story past your personally-approved time. As you say, GMAFB.

You sound like a cheater.

My comment was directed toward the person who said people who were still talking about this 3 days later was crappy. I think that person doesn’t very moral. How does that make me sound like a cheater?

So it’s cool for you to call out the cheaters but not cool when people say you’re of low moral character for dog piling…?

Whistleblower protection, beatch. lol

Omg, I just spit out my coffee!!

gen-x’isms are so stupid

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Thornton has to be positively loving this!!

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Anonymous wrote:Time to audit all of their expense reports. I guarantee the third girl that job hops with the HR woman is grossly overpaid and helps them rubber stamp fraudulent expense reports - full of luxury travel, hotels, dining, booze and concert suites.

NBA just fired a multi-million executive for similar. He was addicted to strippers and was expense reporting strip club “VIP” rooms (wink, wink), coercing underlings to submit and/or sign off on the large receipts. Then it came out he did the same thing at his old high-profile gig!

If you're talking about the head of the NFLPA, you got almost every single detail here wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Time to audit all of their expense reports. I guarantee the third girl that job hops with the HR woman is grossly overpaid and helps them rubber stamp fraudulent expense reports - full of luxury travel, hotels, dining, booze and concert suites.

NBA just fired a multi-million executive for similar. He was addicted to strippers and was expense reporting strip club “VIP” rooms (wink, wink), coercing underlings to submit and/or sign off on the large receipts. Then it came out he did the same thing at his old high-profile gig!

If you're talking about the head of the NFLPA, you got almost every single detail here wrong.

DP. NBA they got it correct

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently, there is also now video of them kissing at the concert.

https://pagesix.com/2025/07/18/celebrity-news/astronomer-ceo-andy-byron-and-hr-chief-kristin-cabot-spotted-kissing-in-new-coldplay-concert-video/

Quelle horreur!

They are an internet joke.

They are both crappy people but so are the people who continue to sling mud three days later.

The story has clearly touched a nerve with people. Small people judge that rather than getting curious about why.

GMAFB

Yes, you sound very moral name-calling people talking about this story past your personally-approved time. As you say, GMAFB.

You sound like a cheater.

My comment was directed toward the person who said people who were still talking about this 3 days later was crappy. I think that person doesn’t very moral. How does that make me sound like a cheater?

So it’s cool for you to call out the cheaters but not cool when people say you’re of low moral character for dog piling…?

Whistleblower protection, beatch. lol

Omg, I just spit out my coffee!!

gen-x’isms are so stupid

You might be happier getting off the internet today. Me? I’m having a great time!!

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why strangers care that people are having an affair. They are dumb but the vitriol about these people is a bit much.

Because it actually has nothing to do with these specific people. It's relatable to many. It's nice to see some real life consequences. My ex didn't just betray me, he betrayed my family who are perhaps more hurt than I was by the actions of someone they thought was a truly decent human being. At least I had strong suspicions that perhaps he wasn't all the upright after all. I didn't have to ask friends to pick a side. They all voted with their feet. Kind of wild. I hope he's squirming just a little bit every time he hears a Coldplay song this week.This is for all us us. The betrayed spouses, the families and friends.

+1 this is why it is getting so much traction

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Anonymous wrote:She’s aged very well

Peak “REI bod”

Can you blame him?

We need to see the spouses before making a ruling

+1. She’s attractive for her age. Has that fitness outdoorsy New England thing going on.

Absolutely not she looks way older than her age and worn out, i have a lot of good looking 50 year old friends who looks way better

her is an example of a new york higher end woman looks at age 60

Very sexist how people here are obsessed with her looks. No one is saying anything about the guy. Oh maybe she hasn’t had work done up the wazoo - how shocking! Why is everyone so obsessed with hiding their age.

It's embarrassing that he threw his life away for horse face granny

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why strangers care that people are having an affair. They are dumb but the vitriol about these people is a bit much.

Because it actually has nothing to do with these specific people. It's relatable to many. It's nice to see some real life consequences. My ex didn't just betray me, he betrayed my family who are perhaps more hurt than I was by the actions of someone they thought was a truly decent human being. At least I had strong suspicions that perhaps he wasn't all the upright after all. I didn't have to ask friends to pick a side. They all voted with their feet. Kind of wild. I hope he's squirming just a little bit every time he hears a Coldplay song this week.This is for all us us. The betrayed spouses, the families and friends.

This times 1000.

I know it’s not at all comparable to the substance of the me too movement but the underlying idea of feeling seen is the same. A behavior that has gone unchecked for decades that’s hurting people, and finally given the light of day.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why strangers care that people are having an affair. They are dumb but the vitriol about these people is a bit much.

It's because it was very funny. And the fact that MLB teams have picked up on it and are doing recreations of the moment with their mascots - in a blond wig no less - during the KissCam moment makes it even more hilarious. It was a unifying moment for a deeply divided nation. We should all be grateful to these two cheaters for bringing the country together for a good laugh.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why strangers care that people are having an affair. They are dumb but the vitriol about these people is a bit much.

Because it actually has nothing to do with these specific people. It's relatable to many. It's nice to see some real life consequences. My ex didn't just betray me, he betrayed my family who are perhaps more hurt than I was by the actions of someone they thought was a truly decent human being. At least I had strong suspicions that perhaps he wasn't all the upright after all. I didn't have to ask friends to pick a side. They all voted with their feet. Kind of wild. I hope he's squirming just a little bit every time he hears a Coldplay song this week.This is for all us us. The betrayed spouses, the families and friends.

+1 this is why it is getting so much traction

It’s way more than people who have been cheated on though. I also think it’s the comeuppance of people who think rules and norms don’t apply to them.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why strangers care that people are having an affair. They are dumb but the vitriol about these people is a bit much.

Because it actually has nothing to do with these specific people. It's relatable to many. It's nice to see some real life consequences. My ex didn't just betray me, he betrayed my family who are perhaps more hurt than I was by the actions of someone they thought was a truly decent human being. At least I had strong suspicions that perhaps he wasn't all the upright after all. I didn't have to ask friends to pick a side. They all voted with their feet. Kind of wild. I hope he's squirming just a little bit every time he hears a Coldplay song this week.This is for all us us. The betrayed spouses, the families and friends.

This times 1000.

I know it’s not at all comparable to the substance of the me too movement but the underlying idea of feeling seen is the same. A behavior that has gone unchecked for decades that’s hurting people, and finally given the light of day.

I also want to be clear that I think it's a good thing my marriage ended. It's just unfortunate that it didn't end with honest conversations. It ended with a confrontation and then my ex literally running away and acting out with his AP in ways that are cringey and deeply sad. I wish for the kids' sake he had more self respect and had opted for a dignified divorce before trying to live out his apparent finance bro fantasy life. He doubled down. So this is the week to throw the spotlight on people like him. I may be the crazy ex-wife in his and his APs minds but wow the validation I feel this week is pretty amazing.