Kristin Cabot still unemployed and battling cyberbullying a year after Coldplay kiss cam

A year after being caught on a kiss cam at a Coldplay concert, Kristin Cabot remains unemployed and is depleting her savings, originally intended for her children's education and retirement Source: ABC. The 16-second video, which went viral in July 2025, showed Cabot with her then-boss Andy Byron at the Gillette Stadium in Boston. Both lost their jobs at Astronomer shortly after Source: El Español.

Aftermath and cyberbullying

Cabot has described receiving death threats, hundreds of daily calls, and being labeled a "home wrecker" online Source: La Voz. Her ex-husband later confirmed the couple was already separated before the incident, but the damage to her reputation persisted Source: Emol. She now works with Pirth.org, a cyberbullying prevention organization also supported by Monica Lewinsky, to raise awareness Source: El Español.

Current struggles

In a recent interview with The Boston Globe, Cabot said: "I still feel like it's a disaster, but I'm better" Source: Hoy. She has become more withdrawn and finds it hard to enjoy life. She has applied for two executive positions but hasn't secured a job Source: La Voz. Despite the challenges, she attended a concert in June 2026—a small step toward normalcy Source: Emol. Cabot is open to love but joked about being recognized as "the Coldplay girl" Source: El Español.