A woman's stunned reaction in the Andy Byron–Kristin Cabot Coldplay jumbotron video has gone viral. Online sleuths initially identified her as Alyssa Stoddard.

During the concert cameras pointed to a man with gray hair later identified as Astronomer CEO Andy Byron hugging a woman, later identified as Kristin Cabot. Once they noticed they were being seen on camera, the two immediately darted in opposite directions as lead singer Chris Martin suggested the two were either shy or having an affair.

Astronomer has given an update on the mystery woman seen next to CEO Andy Byron and HR chief Kristin Cabot amid the viral jumbotron moment that's captured the internet

Alongside Byron and Cabot, Stoddard's name started doing the rounds as users claimed she knew of the alleged affair.

Internet sleuths thought the embarrassed woman caught on the Coldplay kiss cam next to Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot was Astronomer’s just-promoted VP of HR. But a company spokesperson said

A Coldplay concert has gone viral for capturing an embarrassing moment between CEO of Astronomer Andy Byron and his Chief People Officer, Kristin Cabot.

Alyssa Stoddard, Senior Director of People at Astronomer, went viral after reacting to CEO Andy Byron hugging Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot during a Coldplay concert kiss cam moment. Her stunned expression triggered online discussions and speculation about workplace dynamics and possible fallout from the viral video.

Byron and Cadot were attending the July 16 Coldplay concert. In the middle of the show, Chris Martin introduced a Kiss Cam where the camera panned to Byron with his arms cuddling Cabot. As soon as they saw each other on the big screen, Byron abruptly tried to hide himself and dropped on the ground while Cadot was seen covering her face.

What began as a night of music at a Coldplay concert has snowballed into a corporate firestorm for tech firm Astronomer, after a viral video captured the company’s CEO, Andy Byron, and its Chief Peopl