How Much Coldplay Fan Grace Springer Made From Astronomer CEO Video

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Grace Springer is revealing herself as the face behind the viral video.

A week ago, I was absolutely thrilled when I caught a video of Andy Byron, the Astronomer CEO, and an unknown woman sharing a tender moment before quickly hiding from the camera after being showcased on the jumbotron during a Coldplay concert in Massachusetts. Now, as a 28-year-old fanatic, I’m excited to share some personal reflections on the impact this viral incident has had on me.

On the July 21st edition of “This Morning,” I shared with Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary that, quite frankly, neither the video itself nor its views have generated any income for me. To clarify, it remains unmonetized.

In essence, she was capturing the moment primarily due to her aspiration to appear on the giant screen among the numerous spectators at Gillette Stadium that evening.

As a die-hard movie enthusiast, there I was, yearning to see myself on the silver screen, so naturally, my phone was in hand. When the opportunity came knocking, I instinctively recorded the scene, not giving it much thought at first. However, with everyone buzzing around, it became quite the lively conversation.

“There was over 50,000 people at the concert,” she added, “so it was a hot topic.”

Even though she didn’t anticipate her TikTok video sparking rumors about the CEO of a DataOps platform being involved in an affair with a colleague, she stands firm that she has no regrets about recording the contentious incident.

After sympathizing with Byron’s loved ones and others affected, she stressed, “I’m not the only one who recorded the incident, as there were over 50,000 people present. If I didn’t share the video, it’s likely that someone else would have.

How has the executive handled the spotlight since his concert became a hot topic? Following the news of his concert appearance, Byron stepped down from his role at Astronomer.

In a statement released on July 19 to TopMob News, the company emphasized their long-standing values and culture that have been guiding them since their establishment. They highlighted that the behavior and responsibility of their leaders are crucial, but unfortunately, in a recent instance, those standards were not upheld.

Andy Byron stepped down from his position, which was accepted by the Board of Directors. The board has now initiated a hunt for our new Chief Executive, with Pete DeJoy temporarily filling in as interim CEO and continuing in his roles as Co-founder and Chief Product Officer.

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2025-07-21 18:17