Former Astronomer CEO and Wife Reunite Months After Viral Coldplay Concert Scandal

Andy Bryon has been spotted with his wife, Megan, who was still wearing her wedding ring following their public scandal.

In a surprising development two months after former Astronomer CEO Andy Bryon was caught on camera with company HR chief Kristin Cabot during a Coldplay concert, he has been seen reuniting with his wife, Megan, who continues to wear her wedding ring.

The couple was photographed leaving an upscale mansion in Kennebunk before visiting a local beach. According to Daily Mail reports, they appeared "content during a cozy" sunset picnic, both dressed in sweaters while enjoying sodas and snacks.

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Additional photographs showed the couple both wearing their wedding rings and holding hands during a morning walk together.

This public appearance follows Megan's withdrawal from social media attention after the Coldplay incident. She had previously taken a hiatus from online platforms and removed Andy's surname from all her accounts.

Reports had suggested that Megan left their Massachusetts home to stay at their property in Maine, according to Page Six.

Andy resigned from his position days after being caught in an intimate moment with Cabot on camera. When the camera focused on them, they appeared caught by surprise. Byron immediately ducked while Cabot attempted to hide her face, actions that made them appear potentially guilty.

Coldplay's Chris Martin commented on the incident, suggesting the pair was "either too shy" or "having an affair." In a subsequent video, he was heard saying, "Oh s**t, I hope we didn't do something bad."

Following the incident, Cabot, who was married to her second husband Andrew Cabot, filed for divorce in August. Andrew later stated that they were already separated when the scandal occurred.

According to their spokesperson: "Their decision to divorce was already underway prior to that evening. Now that the divorce filing is public, Andrew hopes this provides respectful closure to speculation and allows his family the privacy they've always valued."

Previously, Andrew's first wife Julia told media that when confronted about the incident, he claimed "he had nothing to do with it, even though they were married and living together at the time."

She described him as "not husband material," adding that his only concern was money.