Coldplay Concert Scandal: Kristin Cabot's Marriage May Have Been in Trouble Before the Kiss
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Indian Express
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- Indian Express
Jimmy Kimmel fires back at Donald Trump with Epstein-laced comeback after POTUS predicts Kimmel and Fallon's shows will be canceled next
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Time of India
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- Time of India
Mind your own beeswax
Why grown-up relationships aren't for everyone to judge Long ago, a poet named John Donne was annoyed at the sun for poking its nose into his private morning. He wanted to spend time with his lover without the bright sun waking them up and exposing their private moment. Today, the sun has been replaced by something even nosier: people with phones, social media, and strong opinions about other people's lives. Recently, at a Coldplay concert, a camera zoomed in on a couple in the crowd. The lead singer, Chris Martin, joked that they might be cheating on their partners. Suddenly, everyone online jumped into the drama. People all over the world were trying to figure out who they were, what their story was, and whether they were doing something 'wrong.' It's not just Indian aunties and uncles who like to gossip. Judging people's personal lives is a global hobby. And when social media helps, it spreads like wildfire. A long time ago, in some places, women accused of cheating were even dragged into public and shamed. That kind of harshness is wrong, but sadly, the habit of embarrassing others hasn't disappeared. Now people just do it online. In India, it used to be a crime to cheat on your partner, but in 2018, the law changed. The court said adults have the right to make their own choices about relationships. Even so, the idea that cheating should be punished still shows up in court cases about divorce, money, and kids. Of course, cheating can hurt someone deeply. But it's not for the whole world to get involved in. If something happens between two people in a relationship, it should be handled by them—not the internet, not strangers, not a stadium full of people. So next time you see a story like that online, remember: just because a camera catches something doesn't mean it's your business. Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Disclaimer Views expressed above are the author's own.
Economic Times
4 hours ago
- Economic Times
Kristin Cabot House Mortgage: Did Andrew Cabot and wife took out $1.6M mortgage for New Hampshire home? See house property details
Kristin and Andrew Cabot Took Out a $1.6M Mortgage Kristin and Andrew Cabot New Home Loan May Complicate Divorce Talk Live Events Who is Andrew Cabot? Affair Fallout and Public Silence Impact on Kristin Cabot and Andy Byron's Careers Kiss Cam Viral Moment With Lasting Effects FAQs (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Coldplay Concert kiss cam scandal . Cabot became a central figure in a viral moment that took place at a Coldplay concert. The fallout continues after she was seen on the kiss cam with Andy Byron , then CEO of Astronomer. Details now emerge about her marriage, a new mortgage, and deep family ties to old American Cabot and her husband, Andrew Cabot, purchased a $2.2 million property in New Hampshire in March. They financed it with a $1.6 million mortgage from Morgan Stanley. The property is not fully paid in cash, and both names appear on the loan home is located near the beach. It has four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Online listings describe it as a house that needs renovation. The listing also mentions a large attic, two-car garage and fruit trees. The home was sold "as is" and sits on over an acre of and her husband have not been seen in public since the scandal. There is speculation about the future of their marriage. Divorce proceedings, if they occur, may be affected by the shared mortgage. Refinancing or selling may be necessary. Legal experts suggest a quitclaim deed could help, but it does not remove mortgage Cabot belongs to one of Boston's oldest elite families. His ancestors include privateers, industrialists and merchants. The Cabot family made its fortune in carbon black, used in rubber manufacturing. They also hold interests in chemicals and spirits, including Privateer Rum. Kristin once sat on Privateer's advisory was seen with Andy Byron at the concert, wrapped in his arms during a kiss cam moment. The video went viral on TikTok and was widely shared. Neither Kristin nor her husband has commented publicly. The video drew mixed reactions, with some calling Byron's behavior has been placed on leave from her HR position. Andy Byron resigned as CEO of Astronomer. His wife, Megan, is reportedly staying away from their main home and removed family photos from social media. She has also changed her surname back to Martin, Coldplay's frontman, reacted in the moment without knowing the context. He joked about the couple's reaction on stage. Later shows referenced the incident, as the story remained trending secured a $1.6 million mortgage from Morgan Stanley to purchase a $2.2 million property in New appeared on the kiss cam with her boss, Andy Byron, sparking viral interest and speculation about their relationship.
