An unexpected moment at Coldplay’s Boston concert has put Astronomer CEO Andrew Byron under intense scrutiny after he was caught on the venue’s “Kiss Cam” with Kristin Cabot, the company’s Chief People Officer. As the crowd watched, the pair quickly pulled apart—Byron ducked, Cabot turned away—and frontman Chris Martin joked, “Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.”

Byron, 50, reportedly blurted, “F**king hell, it’s me,” while Cabot, 56, whispered, “This is awkward.” The clip went viral, sparking online speculation, especially once viewers realized Byron is married. Social media users soon flooded his wife Megan’s accounts with comments, prompting her to deactivate them. Byron has since scrubbed his LinkedIn.

Cabot’s professional bio remains online, where she calls herself a “fearless change-agent.” However, the resurfacing of Byron’s 2023 praise of her appointment is being read with fresh eyes. “This cheating scandal is the gift that keeps on giving,” one user wrote, while others noted that Cabot once wore a wedding ring. Records show she divorced in 2022 and shares a child with her ex-husband.

The viral moment has reignited scrutiny of Byron’s controversial past, including a 2018 exposé that painted him as a toxic leader during his time at Cybereason. Allegations included lashing out at staff and replacing dissenters with loyalists. Byron denied abuse, saying people were simply “disappointed.” Neither he nor Cabot has publicly addressed the latest controversy.