Kristin Cabot, 52, is divorcing her husband, businessman Andrew Cabot, 60, after kiss-cam footage from a Coldplay concert showed her in the arms of another man, the Daily Mail reported.
The footage, shot at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough during a recent Coldplay performance, captured Cabot and a man identified as Andy Byron embracing as the stadium's roving camera focused on them. Both appeared to react with surprise after realizing they were displayed on the stadium video board and quickly moved out of view.
Julia Cabot, 63, who said she was previously married to Andrew Cabot and was later succeeded by Kristin as his wife, told the Daily Mail she received a surge of messages after the incident. "I got loads of texts from people who heard what happened," she said. "And 99 per cent of them said the same word: karma."
In an interview included in the report, Julia described lingering resentment toward Andrew, calling him "a money-obsessed ego-maniac" and characterizing the public exposure as retribution. The Daily Mail described that fallout as extending beyond the kiss-cam moment, reporting Kristin's decision to end the marriage.
The incident occurred at the 66,000-seat Gillette Stadium, a venue that regularly draws large crowds for national touring acts. Video of the kiss-cam exchange circulated online in the wake of the concert, drawing attention both locally and on social media. The man shown with Kristin Cabot has been identified in reporting as Andy Byron.
The report did not include comment from Andrew Cabot or from representatives for Kristin Cabot. The couple's personal lives have drawn attention since the change in marital status between Julia and Andrew Cabot, and the stadium footage intensified scrutiny.
The episode underscores how moments captured during large live events can have swift and far-reaching consequences when shared publicly. It also highlights the role of social media in amplifying incidents that previously would have been seen only by those in a venue and nearby acquaintances.
Further details about divorce filings, the status of any legal proceedings or responses from those involved were not included in the report.