Coldplay Kiss Cam Sparks Outrage & Resignation: 'The View' Host Ana Navarro Admits to Obsessive Viewing
A seemingly innocent moment during Coldplay's recent concert in Buenos Aires has spiraled into a major controversy, complete with a high-profile resignation and candid reactions from media personalities. The viral video, featuring a couple caught in Coldplay’s signature kiss cam, has captivated the internet – and apparently, 'The View' host Ana Navarro, who jokingly described her repeated viewings as akin to watching “porn.”
The couple, initially anonymous, were quickly identified as Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, Chief People Officer at the same company. The video shows Byron passionately kissing Cabot while the camera focuses on them, prompting a wave of reactions online. While many found the moment charming, others raised concerns about the appropriateness of the display, particularly given their professional roles.
The situation escalated rapidly when Byron subsequently resigned from his position as CEO of Astronomer. While the company hasn't explicitly linked the resignation to the viral video, the timing has fueled speculation and widespread discussion. A statement released by Astronomer acknowledged Byron’s departure, citing a desire to “pursue other opportunities.”
Navarro’s comments on 'The View' added another layer to the unfolding drama. Initially expressing shock and amusement, she admitted to repeatedly watching the clip. “I feel guilty at laughing because I know there's people that have been terribly hurt by this, but oh my God,
