The couple at the center of a widely discussed Coldplay concert kiss cam incident have discreetly sold their Manhattan apartment for $5.8 million.
Andy Byron, 51, the CEO of Astronomer, was captured on video at a Boston concert in July, sharing an intimate moment with Kristin Cabot, 53, who is his married HR manager. The incident led to significant consequences for Byron, including his resignation from the company.
Now, four months later, Byron and his wife, Megan, have sold their luxurious four-bedroom Tribeca apartment. The property, a full-floor condominium, features 3.5 bathrooms and a spacious, open kitchen.
The apartment is also equipped with high-end amenities, including a wine refrigerator, and the master suite offers a walk-in closet.
The couple originally purchased the property three years ago from the building’s developer for $5.4 million.
The couple had purchased the property just three years ago from the building’s developer for $5.4million.
The new owners, who are corporate lawyers according to Crain’s, signed the purchase contract in mid-September, and the deal was closed by early November.
The deed of sale appeared in the Department of Finance records for New York City on Tuesday.
Byron and then Astronomer Head of HR Kristin Cabot, who was also married, were caught red-handed on a kiss cam during a Coldplay concert in Boston, Massachusetts on July 16 – and called out by bewildered lead singer Chris Martin
The couple at the center of a high profile Coldplay kisscam saga have quietly sold their Manhattan apartment for $5.8million (pictured)
The apartment was never publicly listed for sale, and according to the deed, Andy and Megan are still married.
Currently, they are living in Massachusetts, according to the filing.
Megan, 50, switched to her maiden name Kerrigan on social media and fled the marital home in Northborough, Massachusetts.
In late September, the couple were spotted for the first time in months on relaxed outings together near their coastal hideaway in Maine – and notably still wearing their wedding bands.
The pair appeared quietly content during a cozy sunset picnic at the beach, seated on deck chairs with sweaters warming their knees against the sea breeze as they enjoyed sodas and treats.
Around the same time, a source close to Kristin Cabot insisted there was ‘no affair’ between her and Byron and that the only ‘inappropriate’ thing that occurred was their hug.
The unnamed source told People magazine: ‘Kristin and Andy [Byron] had an excellent working relationship, a great friendship. There was no affair.’
The source insisted that while she accepted ‘full responsibility’ for the ‘inappropriate’ embrace between her and her then-boss; the loss of her job and public shaming as a ‘homewrecker’ had been ‘unfair.’
In late September, the couple were spotted for the first time in months on relaxed outings together near their coastal hideaway in Maine – and notably still wearing their wedding bands
Cabot was reported to have resigned from the company just a few days after Byron stepped down as CEO
A source close to Cabot claimed to the Times that Byron was separated and living apart from his wife at the time.
The source also revealed that Cabot’s husband Andrew Cabot, 61, the chief executive of Privateer Rum, was at the same Coldplay concert on a date with a woman who is now his girlfriend.
The source said the Cabots, whose marital home is in Rye, New Hampshire, had been amicably ‘separated and living apart for several weeks’ before the concert.
It was previously reported that Andrew Cabot – a member of the elite Cabot family with a fortune believed to be $15billion – said he was in Japan at the time of the concert.
A spokeswoman for the businessman confirmed the pair were ‘privately and amicably separated several weeks before the Coldplay concert’ and ‘their decision to was already underway prior to that evening.’
The spokeswoman said no further public comment would be made.
On August 13, Kristin Cabot filed for divorce from her estranged husband at a court in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, but the former couple asked for the records to be kept private.
