Chris Martin talked about the Infraganti couple in the Coldplay show: “I hope we have not done anything wrong”

The images of the moment began to become viral yesterday (July 17) when a part of “kiss” show of the show in one of the shows of the shows of “Music of the Spheres” of Coldplay at the Gillette Stadium near Boston.

The segment, which finds couples between the crowd and shows them on the giant screens inside the place, this time focused on a man and a woman who rushed to hide and seemed mortified when they were shown in the camera.

“Look at these two”Said the singer while they were there, in shock, with the man, running from the scene and the woman with his head in his hands. “Go, you’re fine. What? Or have an adventure or are simply very shy”he added.

Now, more images of the show that show Martin have emerged commenting on the moment. In a new shared video of the night, the singer is seen on stage with an acoustic guitar, watching how both panic when they are captured by the kiss camera.

Standing there, casually, while the events developed, he said for the microphone: “Oh, shit, I hope we have not done anything wrong.”

The consequences of the viral video during the Coldplay show

Since the images disseminated on social networks, there were many reports that affirmed that the man in question was Andy Byron, the executive director of the Astronomer technological platform, and that the woman who surrounded him with her arms was Kristin Cabot, the Chief of Human Resources of Astronomer.

Media like The Sun have stated that Astronomer is worth more than 1.3 billion dollars and that Byron has served as executive director of the company since 2023. Cabot supposedly joined as staff director nine months ago.

The scandal consummated, Byron published a personal statement where he explained the situation and assumed his mistake: “I want to recognize the moment he has been circulating online and the disappointment he has caused. What was supposed to be a night of music and joy became a deeply personal error that developed in a very public scenario. I want to sinitely apologize to my wife, my family and Astronomer’s team. You deserve something better than me as a partner, as a father and as a leader, “he began.

Then, he said that “taking time to reflect, assume responsibility and determine the next steps, both personal and professional”, while his actions are not what he wants to be or how to represent the company “that helped build.”

“I also want to express how worrying is that what should have been a private moment has been made public without my consent. I respect artists and entertainment, but I hope we can all reflect more deeply on the impact of converting another person’s life into a show“He added.

Finally, he closed his statement with a part of the letter of Fix youone of the most famous songs of the British band: “As a friend sang once: ‘The lights will guide you home and turn on your bones, and I will try to heal.'”