The woman at the center of the viral Coldplay kiss cam moment says a fleeting Jumbotron clip spiraled into months of relentless public shaming, doxxing, and death threats, prompting her to finally tell her side of the story. In her first interview since the TikTok exploded to 100 million views, Kristin Cabot told the New York Times how she was turned into an internet punchline, fielding hundreds of harassing calls a day, enduring paparazzi outside her home, and absorbing a torrent of misogynistic abuse after being filmed with her married boss. While acknowledging her mistake and the career cost she paid, Cabot said the punishment far exceeded the offense, stressing that no personal failing justifies threats of violence — and that she wants her children to see accountability without dehumanization.
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