VIDEO: Phillies Hilariously Troll Astronomer CEO Andy Byron & Mistress Kristin Cabot with Epic “Coldplay Kiss Cam” Stunt
The Philadelphia Phillies couldn’t help but poke fun at Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his mistress, Kristin Cabot, with their “kiss cam” on Friday night.
Andy Byron and Kristen Cabot, the Chief People Officer of Astronomer, were inadvertently exposed having an affair on the kiss cam during Coldplay’s concert at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday night.
Their stunning reaction to being caught made the internet-breaking moment all the more awkward and cringeworthy:
Imagine getting caught in 4k cheating on your spouse-with your HR Chief on the kiss cam at a Coldplay concert. 😳😳😳 Andy Bryon & Kristin Cabot didn’t just risk their marriages, they turned a secret fling into a viral spectacle & a corporate scandal.
Messy doesn’t even cover it pic.twitter.com/FlDpWCE3vw— Blanck (@BlanckDigital) July 17, 2025
As the video of Byron and Cabot continues to make global headlines, the Philadelphia Phillies decided to join in on the fun during Friday night’s home game against the Los Angeles Angels.
During a break in the game, the Phillies displayed the “kiss cam on the Citizens Bank Park jumbotron. While some couples were happy to display a legitimate kiss, team mascot Phillie Phanatic reenacted the Byron-Cabot incident with another person dresed in the signature green mascot costume:
Phillies debut the “Coldplay Kiss Cam”.
Wait for it… pic.twitter.com/nOxfszINRE
— Jason Martinez (@JasonFox29) July 19, 2025
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The cameras immediately cut to another couple kissing, with the man holding up a sign reading, ” This IS My Wife,” wisely clarifying that he’s a faithful and loyal husband.
Per Axios, Byron and Cabot have both been placed on leave by Astronomer as the Board of Directors review the incident. Byron became the CEO of the company in July 2023, with Cabot coming aboard last November.
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