The CEO of a major company was caught with his lover at a Coldplay concert.

During one of Coldplay's massive concerts at Boston's Gillette Stadium, an unusual situation stole all the attention and sparked an international stir.

Andy Byron, the CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the head of human resources at the same company, both married but not to each other, were projected on the giant screen on stage as part of the show's "Kiss Cam" segment.

What seemed like a sweet gesture that takes place during every show of the band ended up unleashing a scandal that reached social media and quickly went viral within hours.

Everything started with a simple shot of them hugging, enjoying the concert. However, someone in the audience recognized them and didn't hesitate to share the image on X, along with a phrase that ignited the controversy: "Both are married. But not to each other."

The message was enough for users around the world to start connecting the dots, launching theories, and spreading the moment with memes and screenshots. Within a few hours, the video of Coldplay's show, in which Andy and Kristin appear together, went around the world. The alleged infidelity went from rumor to a global topic of conversation, fueled by the amplifying power of social media.

The case quickly became a trend, and both Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were identified by internet users who began searching for their profiles, family photos, and relationship statuses. Outrage grew upon discovering that both are married to other people, which further fueled suspicions.

Coldplay, which usually includes this type of emotional projection to interact with its audience, found itself involuntarily in the middle of a true viral soap opera. Although the band hasn't issued any statement on the matter, many fans expressed their surprise at how an intimate and seemingly harmless moment could end up in massive unwanted exposure.

For now, neither Andy nor Kristin have released statements; meanwhile, users continue debating whether it was a simple friendship, an unfortunate coincidence, or a romance that was exposed in front of thousands of people.