Coldplay Live performance/CEO Busted
It Wasn’t Me … Behind Assertion!!!
His Firm Says it is Faux
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New twist within the viral Coldplay live performance scandal — the corporate behind the CEO busted in an alleged affair says a supposed assertion from Andy Byron that is gone viral is completely pretend.
The “statement from Astronomer CEO Andy Byron” that is going round originated with a 50-follower account known as “Peter Enis.” As in “P. Enis.” pic.twitter.com/z3Dl8VaxWD
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Byron’s firm, Astronomer tells TMZ the assertion floating round on social media — purportedly written by Andy himself to handle the alleged affair — is “not a real statement.”
The assertion was posted late Thursday after the now-infamous video of CEO Andy hugging Astronomer’s HR chief Kristin Cabot throughout Wednesday evening’s Coldplay live performance in Boston. The alleged couple ended up on the large display screen, and each of them instantly tried to cover after they realized they had been on full show.
Frontman Chris Martin even made a comment about them presumably having an affair.
The clip, initially posted by a concertgoer, racked up thousands and thousands of views, and Web sleuths began digging into each exec’s on-line profiles and found they’re each married … to different individuals.
Coldplay’s Chris Martin after unknowingly exposing Astronomer CEO’s alleged affair together with his HR chief:
“I hope we didn’t do something bad…” pic.twitter.com/fDJx8ZYERF
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Neither has commented on all of the unconfirmed on-line chatter, which is why the supposed assertion from Andy circulated so shortly. The phony doc even featured a quote from Coldplay’s track, “Fix You.”
We requested the corporate rep if Andy plans to concern an official assertion or tackle the controversy … for actual, however they haven’t responded.
