In her first media appearance after the Coldplay concert incident, Kristin Cabot talks about the scandal that ended her career and launched an unprecedented wave of attack.
After the widespread controversy following her sighting in her manager's arms during a Coldplay concert, Kristin Cabot decided to break her silence, believing that silence no longer served her situation.
According to a lengthy report published by The New York Times, this highlighted the repercussions of the incident that occupied public opinion.
The story dates back to July 16, 2025, when cameras caught Kristin Cabot, who was the head of the human resources department at Astronomer, in an intimate position with the company's CEO during a music concert, sparking a massive wave of criticism and ridicule online.
A few days after the incident, Cabot and the CEO announced their resignations, coinciding with the company's initiation of an internal investigation into the incident.
In her first statement since then, Cabot described herself as "the most insulted human resources manager in the history of this field," indicating that she is now classified as unemployed while trying to start a new career path.
During the peak of the crisis, Cabot became the subject of widespread mockery across social media platforms, and the matter extended to some celebrities participating in this attack, which has not stopped to date.
Cabot revealed that she had been subjected to intense defamation campaigns and death threats, confirming that psychological pressure had reached its peak, especially after American actress Gwyneth Paltrow participated in a promotional video mocking the incident, which she considered a shocking act.
She said that Paltrow's company, which she had always admired for its supportive message to women, had severely wronged her, describing what happened as hypocrisy.
Cabot admitted that she made a wrong decision and behaved inappropriately, assuring that she had taken responsibility for what happened and had given up her career because of it.
She added that she had begun suffering from panic attacks as she watched her career prospects crumble before her eyes.
She pointed out that the repercussions of the crisis did not stop with her but affected her family, explaining that her children feel very embarrassed in public places, whether when going to school or attending sporting events.
In concluding her talk, Kristin Cabot wondered if her former manager was facing the same degree of fierce attack and criticism that still pursued her to this day.
