Chris Martin's Regret Over Exposing Astronomer CEO Affair Goes Viral
Chris Martin regrets after exposing Astronomer CEO's affair with colleague in viral video
Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin felt immediate regret after he unintentionally revealed an alleged affair between Andy Byron, the CEO of the New York-based AI firm Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company's chief HR. The incident took place on July 16 at a Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The incident has now become the talk of the town, grabbing a lot of attention from both the public and the media.
During the concert, a fun kiss cam went around the stadium when the cameras captured Byron and Cabot cuddling with each other. 'Oh, look at these two,' Martin remarked, as the audience also appeared to be stunned by the situation. As soon as the CEO and the chief HR realized they were on the big screen, they appeared mortified and tried to hide their faces. In the video, the artist then described the situation to his own understanding, jokingly saying, 'Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy.'
Soon after, it led Martin to realize that the two people, later identified as Byron and Cabot, did not want to be seen on the giant screen. The frontman instantly expressed regret about the incident, responding with 'Holy s—.' The feeling of remorse was evident as the singer explained, 'I hope we didn't do something bad,' but soon laughed it off.
The post Chris Martin's Regret Over Exposing Astronomer CEO Affair Goes Viral appeared first on Reality Tea.
Solve the daily Crossword
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Vogue
17 minutes ago
- Vogue
My Current Fashion Inspiration? A Haunted Doll
I've never really understood the urge some adults have to dress like their childhood dolls. Frilly Peter Pan collars and lace trim just don't do it for me; and even when I was well within the age bracket to dress like I was heading to my First Communion, I didn't want to. Recently, though, I've noticed a shift. Over the past couple of months, I've been itching to incorporate into my wardrobe the exact details that once repelled me. But instead of dressing like a pristinely kept Madame Alexander, I'm taking inspiration from haunted-looking thrift store dolls. You know the ones: eyes glassy and vaguely menacing, their dresses yellowed and tattered, worn down by time. The imperfect, weathered fashions sit in opposition to their purpose as collectibles, meant to be preserved. Chloé spring 2025 Photo: Carlo Scarpato / I'm not the only one bewitched by their freaky charm: haunted doll fashions have been ever-present in recent seasons. (Lest we forget the bloomer shorts craze that began a couple of years ago.) Chemena Kamali's Chloé sent tiers of lace and billowing pantaloons down the runway for spring 2025, and Seàn McGirr's McQueen offered operatic collars and shredded hems that same season. Here in New York, Zoe Gustavia Anna Whelan's deconstructed styles remind me of a discarded doll left to the elements, while Colleen Allen's Victorian silhouettes mimic old underpinnings. The look has even hit the mass market: Free People sells a pair of lace-trimmed bloomer pants that serve as a budget-friendly alternative to luxury offerings. McQueen fall 2025 Photo: Filippo Fior / Chloé spring 2025 Photo: Carlo Scarpato / Zoe Gustavia Anna Whelan fall 2025 Photo: Christian Defonte / Courtesy of Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen Colleen Allen spring 2025 Courtesy of Colleen Allen Perhaps there is no better example of someone who dresses like a haunted doll than Miss Havisham from Great Expectations. Jilted at the altar, Charles Dickens imagines her spending the rest of her life wearing her wedding dress to shreds, her banquet left untouched on the table, covered in cobwebs. Yet, I can't help but find that kind of fabulous. Helena Bonham Carter's interpretation of the role for the 2012 film saw Miss Havisham swallowed up by a voluminous wedding gown, its skirt of swirling organza, and its bell sleeves bedraggled. Clothes hold so much emotional power and reflect how we want to be seen in the world. Dressing in clothes that are feminine, yet weathered, feels like wearing your heart on your sleeve. It's a nice reminder that not everything needs to be polished and perfect all of the time to still be beautiful and worth wearing. So, while I was never one to don matching outfits with my American Girl Doll, now as an adult, I'll be looking to hanted dolls for style inspiration.
Yahoo
44 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Trump ‘seriously considering' pardon for Diddy ahead of sentencing
President Trump is reportedly considering granting a pardon to Sean 'Diddy' Combs after an official decision has been made on his latest $50 million bail petition. An administration source told Deadline the president is 'seriously' weighing a pardon for the hip-hop mogul ahead of his sentencing in October. Combs' legal team filed yet another bail package proposal on Tuesday, arguing that most people convicted under the federal Mann Act — an anti-sex trafficking law with a century-old history — are released from jail pending their sentencing. Sources told TMZ on Wednesday that Trump is 'more than open' to pardoning the disgraced music mogul, but only based on Judge Arun Subramanian's ruling on the bail petition. If Diddy is granted bail, Trump will reportedly wait to decide on a pardon until his sentencing, which is scheduled for Oct. 3. However, if the judge denies bail, a decision will be made immediately. The Bad Boy Records founder was acquitted earlier this month of the sex trafficking and racketeering charges against him but convicted on prostitution-related offenses, including two counts of violating the Mann Act, which is primarily used for prosecuting interstate prostitution crimes. Sources say that Combs' case resonates with Trump because he believes the rapper, much like himself, has been unfairly targeted by the feds. Combs and Trump have a history of running in the same circles in New York City before the president's political pursuits. In a 2012 episode of 'The Apprentice,' Trump described Combs as a 'good friend.' The president first teased the possibility of pardoning Combs in May, saying he hadn't officially been asked by anyone on Diddy's legal team, though he knows 'people are thinking about it.' 'I would certainly look at the facts if I think somebody was mistreated, whether they like me or don't like me,' Trump said at the time, acknowledging that his fellow New York native 'used to really like me a lot' prior to him entering politics. 'I haven't spoken to him in years,' Trump said. 'I think when I ran for politics that relationship sort of busted up. He didn't tell me that, but I read some little bit nasty stuff in the paper.' Combs is facing a maximum of 20 years in prison. _____
Newsweek
an hour ago
- Newsweek
Jameis Winston Unveils NY Giants Rookies' Madden 26 Ratings
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. While Russell Wilson and Jaxson Dart have gotten most of the attention, the New York Giants brought in a third notable quarterback this offseason. Ahead of this new chapter of his career, Jameis Winston got to have a fun moment with the incoming NFL rookie class. Aside from his play on the field, Winston is most known for his vibrant personality and viral quotes. Because he is someone players enjoy being around, the people at EA called on the Giants QB to help them out with some marketing. In roughly two weeks, the latest installment of the iconic Madden franchise will come out. Ahead of the game's release, EA has slowly started revealing overalls for countless players across the league. On Wednesday, videos surfaced online of Winston unveiling the stats for countless rookies across the league. Jameis Winston #19 of the New York Giants looks to pass the ball during training camp at Quest Diagnostics Training Center on July 24, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Jameis Winston #19 of the New York Giants looks to pass the ball during training camp at Quest Diagnostics Training Center on July 24, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Photo by/Getty Images Also read: NY Giants Running Back Praises Training Camp Standout Along with getting to speak with prospects like Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty, Winston also got to give some of his teammates their first Madden rating. The first was running back Cam Skattebo, who New York drafted in the fourth round of this year's draft. He'll be kicking off his pro career with a respectable 73 overall. "I've been underrated my whole life so I'm gonna make that go up and up," Skattebo said of his rating. Who better than @Jaboowins to break the news? 😂 All rookie ratings are dropping today! #Madden26Ratings — Madden NFL 26 (@EAMaddenNFL) July 30, 2025 In a separate clip, Winston also got to give QB Jaxson Dart his rating. He has a bit of a bigger hill to climb, as he finds himself with just a 62 overall. Also read: NY Giants Standout Speaks on Strong Relationship With Russell Wilson Earlier in his career, Winston led the league in passing yards with over 5,100 as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. However, his role on the Giants is going to be much different. Winston's impact in New York will likely be more behind the scenes as a veteran leader and mentor to the young squad. With Wilson being named the starter and Dart being the long-term plan, Winston is kind of the odd man out in the Giants' QB room. New York likely views him as a strong locker room presence who could also fill in if the team were hit with some bad injury luck. Based on how he's acted and spoken during training camp, Winston isn't fazed by his current situation. Despite there being no clear path to seeing the field, he is still doing what he can to provide some kind of boost for the Giants. For more New York Giants and NFL news, head over to Newsweek Sports.
