Wife of Former Astronomer CEO Retreats to $2.4M Maine Home After Concert Scandal

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Megan Byron, wife of former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron, has reportedly taken refuge in a $2.4 million mansion in Kennebunk, Maine, after a viral video showed her husband cozying up with his company’s HR chief, Kristin Cabot, at a Coldplay concert.

The incident occurred on July 16 at Foxborough Stadium near Boston, where Byron and Cabot were captured on the venue’s kiss cam appearing affectionate. The moment sparked immediate buzz, with Cabot quickly shielding her face while Byron tried to duck out of view.

Since the footage surfaced, Megan, 50, has left their family home in Northborough, Massachusetts, and is now staying at a four-bedroom, 4,169-square-foot property in Kennebunk. According to the Daily Mail, friends and family have been seen visiting her throughout the week.

Locals say the video has made its rounds, but the family remains tight-lipped. Megan has not publicly addressed the incident but has removed her husband’s name from her social media and reverted to her maiden name, Kerrigan.

Photos still visible on her profile show happier times — the couple smiling during hikes and family events, including a graduation ceremony with their two teenage sons.

Astronomer, a data orchestration company, has not commented on the situation. Andy Byron has stepped down from his CEO position following the controversy.

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