💔 And then… the divorce papers were filed. Official. No turning back.
Right in the middle of the internet storm—while everyone was still busy dissecting the Coldplay concert clip—Andrew Cabot, Kristin’s husband, made his move.
The divorce has been officially filed in New Hampshire state court.
Not a rumor. Not a “source close to the matter.”
🧾 These are real documents. Signed. Submitted. The legal war has begun.
😶🌫️ The man dragged into the storm — without ever volunteering for it
Andrew isn’t some background character.
He’s the CEO of Privateer Rum, a high-end spirits brand with a historic legacy. A successful, low-profile entrepreneur. A husband many saw as the model partner.
Kristin wasn’t just his wife. She also served as an advisor for his company.
They bought a home together just months before the scandal — a $2.2 million coastal estate in New Hampshire. A new chapter. A shared dream.
And then… Coldplay broadcast its collapse on a giant LED screen in front of 65,000 people.
📉 From betrayed husband → to man taking control
After the incident, Andrew said nothing. No posts, no interviews, no passive-aggressive subtweets.
But behind the scenes? He was already working with lawyers. Quietly. Strategically. Step by step.
And now? He’s not staying silent anymore.
According to court sources, Andrew is seeking full ownership of the house, joint assets, and a complete financial severing between Kristin and Privateer Rum.
This isn’t just a breakup — it’s a corporate divorce. And Andrew is playing by business rules.
🔥 Not seeking “closure.” Seeking justice.
“This wasn’t just heartbreak — it was betrayal on a global stage.”
Being cheated on is one thing.
Being turned into a viral meme is something else entirely.
A 7-second clip made Andrew the internet’s “most sympathized husband.” And he’s not letting it end with a half-hearted apology.
According to sources close to the case, Andrew “won’t stop until Kristin is completely removed from his name, his brand, and his legacy.”
💼 This may be a divorce, but it smells a lot like a power lawsuit.
