CEO, coworker caught at Coldplay concert under investigation by Astronomer

The astronomer of the technological company announced an official survey on CEO Andy Byron and human resources agent Kristin Cabot after the alleged affair of colleagues was accidentally launched by Coldplay singer Chris Martin. (Hey, it happens.)

The company also specified that Byron did not publish any declaration on the issue after the circulation of several false apologies published on its name online.

“The astronomer is engaged in the values and culture that have guided us since our foundation,” said the company in a shared statement on Linkedin on Friday. “Our leaders should establish the standard in conduct and responsibility.”

“The Board of Directors has launched an official investigation into this issue and we will have additional details to share very quickly,” added the press release, also confirming that no other employee was present at the concert.

By astronomer, Alyssa Stoddard, vice-president of newly promoted human resources, had been poorly identified as the brunette shocked in shell which appeared alongside women since identified as a Cabot.

Axios reported that Byron and Cabot were both placed on leave. The astronomer did not immediately respond to Weekly entertainmentFriday’s request for comments.

Coldplay made waves after capturing the couple in Canoodling on a jumbotron during the group’s concert stop at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., Wednesday evening. Jumbotron is a piece of routine during Coldplay shows, where the camera scans the crowd and landed on participants in concerts without distrust; The singer Martin then improvises a brief song on the subjects captured on the screen.

Wednesday’s song took an unexpected turn when the cameras landed on Byron and Cabot, captured in a warm embrace. Their reactions quickly became viral: Byron immediately got out of the frame, while Cabot has hastily covered his face before turning to escape the frame. Martin’s comment? “Very well, come on, you’re fine. Uh oh, what? Either they have a matter, either they are just very shy.”

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Internet detectives quickly identified Byron and Cabot, who would both have families.

The incident is not the first time that a Kiss of concert cam has gone wrong: Olivia Rodrigo inadvertently asked two brothers and sisters to kiss on the Tripe Cam during his tour stops in Sydney last year. “She’s your sister?! S —! Whatever, too bad, delete that,” joked the songwriter-interpreter on clarifications.