A Coldplay concert kiss-cam captured Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot in an awkward moment, sparking viral rumors of a

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron's viral kiss-cam moment with HR chief Kristin Cabot has triggered backlash over executive conduct, fueling concerns about toxic workplace culture.

Unless you’ve gone dark on all news and social media, you’ve seen that the CEO (Andy Byron) of an artificial intelligence company called Astronomer and his head of human resources (Kristin Cabot) were awkwardly nabbed on camera at a Coldplay concert in a way that showed they weren’t two platonic work colleagues out on the town.

After Astronomer CEO Andy Byron was spotted with an office colleague in a viral video at a Coldplay concert in Boston, the company is now being called out on social media for its toxic work culture as social media users pointed out that there was another person from their company who was seen smiling in the video.

Around 79 percent said they've had a long-term workplace romance—with 32 percent being involved with their supervisor or boss, a study has found.

A man named Alex Cohen claimed he was dismissed from Astronomer for purchasing concert tickets that revealed Andy's purported affair.

Andy Byron has resigned, but what of Kristin Cabot, the "chief people officer" who was captured on the Coldplay Jumbotron in an embrace with her company's CEO? That's unclear because their company, Astronomer,

DeJoy was named Astronomer’s interim CEO after Byron was placed on leave following his alleged cheating scandal.

A Coldplay concert in Boston sparked a controversy. Astronomer's CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot were seen in a video. Their interaction raised eyebrows. Another employee, Alyssa Stoddard, was also present.