The story that caused a fool on social media around the infamous Kiss Cam at a concert of Coldplay It gets a new turn. The husband of Christine Kampot, Human Resources Manager at Astronomer, who appeared on the giant oaths with married CEO Andy Byronhe was in the same live – but not alone, hanging out with his new partner.
Andrew Kampot, with whom Christine had been married for two years, had already separated from his wife and had gone the concert with his new partner next to him. “Christin was in the suite with her colleagues, though she was not a corporate box, and Andrew was also there with a woman who is now his girlfriend,” revealed a source in the Times in London.
The couple had already split friendly and lived separately for weeks before the scandal broke out.
However, the image of the plain bending abruptly to avoid the lens as Kisscam focused on Astronomer’s CEO, Andy Byron, was about to go viral. In fact, the incident commented on stage and Chris Martin of Coldplay, saying: “They have a relationship or they are very shy.”
Byer, seeing himself on the big screen, allegedly mumbled: “C @@, it’s me.”
The viral snapshot eventually cost both their work. Kampot herself, according to friends, acknowledges that her behavior was inappropriate for head of human resources, but insists that there was never an extramarital affair, only a close friendship with Byron.
Andrew Kampot, CEO of Privateer Rum, was taken aback when he saw reporters outside his home in New Hamsire. He was then forced to state publicly that the couple had already decided to split several weeks before the concert, stressing through their representative: “The decision to divorce had already been taken. We now hope that there will be respect for the privacy of the family. “
Meanwhile, his wife Andy Byron, Megan Kerigan, a mother of his two children, left home, pulled out her wedding ring and removed the surname “Byron” from social media, before finally erasing her entire account.
Astronomer, in an attempt to limit the damage, has both made them available before their resignations were announced.