Delta Gamma Wild Child? Astronomer CPO’s College Party Days Surface Amid Coldplay Kiss Scandal

Kristin Cabot is back in the headlines, and this time, it’s not just about what happened in the stands at that Coldplay concert.

The former Astronomer HR chief, who found herself at the center of a viral scandal after getting cozy with married CEO Andy Byron during a July 16 Coldplay show in Boston, has now sparked fresh intrigue after stepping out without her wedding ring, but still rocking the same layered necklaces she wore during that infamous PDA moment.

Exclusive new photos captured Cabot gardening alone at the New Hampshire estate she shares with billionaire husband Andrew Cabot, and eagle-eyed observers noticed something interesting. Her gold heart pendant and string of pearls were still front and center, but her wedding band was nowhere in sight.

Now, insiders are digging into her past and uncovering a whole new layer of the story.

Back in her college days, Cabot, then known as Kristi Stanek, was a proud member of the Delta Gamma sorority at Gettysburg College. The sorority, often referred to as the “pearls and parties” girls, had a reputation for glitz, glam, and being part of the campus elite.

“She always ran in affluent circles and gave off a very polished, confident vibe,” one former classmate told Daily Mail. “But no one thought she was the type to end up in a scandal like this.”

Yearbook photos from 1994 show a smiling, 21-year-old Cabot posing with her sorority sisters, plastic party cup in hand, proudly wearing the signature pearls associated with DG. Her major was political science, and she hailed from York, Maine, a detail that added to the “well-off” persona she projected to peers.

“She had a biting sense of humor and was always put-together, but we wouldn’t have called her especially ambitious,” a college friend added. “Seeing her as an HR executive, married to a billionaire, was surprising, but seeing her kissing the CEO at a concert? That was a shock.”

Despite having no social media presence outside of LinkedIn, the ex-Astronomer CFO's sudden rise to viral fame has unearthed not only her polished present, but a glittering past filled with pearls, privilege, and unexpected drama.

And with the heart-shaped necklace still on display, some wonder if the Coldplay concert saga is really over, or if Cabot is still wearing a reminder of her headline-making night.

This latest resurfaced information comes just days after explosive new claims were made about Andy Byron’s alleged spending habits, suggesting the concert scandal may only be the tip of the iceberg.

In an exclusive statement to The Blast, Bop House creator Camilla Araujo alleged that Byron didn’t just spend thousands on OnlyFans star Sophie Rain but allegedly dropped “over $250,000” on content from multiple creators, including other influencers affiliated with her Miami-based creator mansion.

“This isn’t just about one person,” Araujo told The Blast. “I saw the receipts. We’re talking a quarter million in sub fees, custom content, and video calls. Not just with Sophie, with multiple girls.”

Araujo also revealed she personally reached out to the ex-Astronomer CEO's wife, Megan Kerrigan Byron, offering her solidarity as the scandal plays out across social media.

“I reached out to Megan directly, through a few of my contacts,” she shared. “I told her she’s not alone. Women need to stand together when someone tries to humiliate and betray them like this, especially in such a public way.”

“I let her know that I am here for her. I told her to come down to Miami for a few weeks to forget about the situation.”

These revelations also come on the heels of mounting backlash after a series of explicit messages were allegedly leaked by Megan Kerrigan Byron, the estranged wife of Astronomer CEO Byron.

According to screenshots making the rounds online, Byron reportedly used a secret “Finsta” account to privately message OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain, offering large sums of money in exchange for explicit content and video chats.

When reached for comment by The Blast, Rain didn’t deny the allegations outright but instead deflected, citing discretion and her faith. “I cannot comment on who my clients and donors are, but this situation is crazy as it is,” she said. “As a Christian, I don't condone this type of behavior. I don't disclose my donors, but I am here for his wife if she needs a friend through these times.”

With mounting allegations, resurfaced college yearbook photos, and swirling speculation about loyalty, image, and betrayal, it’s clear this story isn’t going away anytime soon.