Sports world reacts to viral apparent affair between CEO and colleague at Coldplay concert

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The sports world is chiming in on the viral supposed affair caught on camera at a recent Coldplay concert.

The band was playing at Gillette Stadium this week when a "Kiss Cam" caught a man and a woman getting awfully comfortable with each other in a suite.

The man and woman quickly hid themselves from the camera, and frontman Chris Martin joked that a couple on screen were "either having an affair or just very shy." 

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Coldplay’s frontman Chris Martin wonders if a couple is having an affair as he caught them on the "Kiss Cam." The two are rumored to be Astronomer CEO Andy Byrona and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot. (@calebu2/TMX)

The pair, who online sleuths claimed are Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot, sparked a firestorm of speculation and mockery across social media.

Several sports teams decided to join in on the fun.

The St. Louis Cardinals posted a picture of Albert Pujols hugging Adam Wainwright, captioning it "When Coldplay starts playing your song."

The Seattle Mariners also offered up Cal Raleigh's services for dumping, considering his nickname is "Big Dumper."

Netflix also highlighted a moment in their recent "Quarterback" series when Kirk Cousins praised the band.

Michael Jordan's racing company also poked fun at the incident.

Byron is the CEO of Astronomer, the cybersecurity startup, and Cabot, according to her LinkedIn, is the company's chief people officer. It seems they have worked closely together for years.

Chris Martin of Coldplay performs at Eden Park on Nov. 13, 2024 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Dave Simpson/WireImage)