Wife of CEO allegedly caught cheating at Coldplay concert deletes socials after video goes viral

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron’s wife, Kerrigan Byron, quickly deleted her social media page after a video of her husband allegedly cheating at a Coldplay concert went viral.

Page Six observed that Kerrigan’s Facebook page, which contained family photos, was no longer accessible as of Thursday morning.

Shortly before taking down her profile, she deleted her surname from her account.

Kerrigan was quick to take action after several people bombarded her account with comments on Andy being spotted with his company’s chief human resources officer, Kristin Cabot, at Wednesday night’s concert in Boston.

The businessman and Cabot were seen swaying with their hands wrapped around each other as frontman Chris Martin moved the “kiss cam” around Gillette Stadium, according to a video shared via TikTok.

“Look at these two,” the “Fix You” crooner said, as Cadot immediately turned around and Byron ducked out of view.

“Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy,” Martin, 48, added, as the crowd cheered and gasped.

Andy wasn’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.

The duo works together at the AI and data-based company, which is valued at $1.2 million, according to The Post.

Per Andy’s LinkedIn account, he took over the role as CEO for the New York-based business in July 2023.

Cadot was hired at the company in November 2024, though a LinkedIn post gushing over her joining Astronomer has since been deleted.

The deleted post obtained by The Post showed Andy raving over Cadot’s “exceptional leadership” and two decades of HR experience.

Several people called Andy and Cadot out via X, with one writing, ” [I] feel so bad for his wife and at the same so happy they were humiliated like that in front of thousands of people.”

“If [Cadot’s] the Chief People Officer, that means she’s basically head of HR, so does she run the meeting for this workplace misconduct case??” another chimed in.

Others pointed out that the alleged couple wouldn’t have “gone viral” if they “had acted normally.”