Pornhub search for “office sex” and after “cheating”

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Pornhub searches are surging infidelity following the Coldplay concert cheat scandal.

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron, 50, became comfortable on “Kiss Cam” with his company’s chief character Kristin Cabot, 52, during a show in the British band’s Massachusetts earlier this week.

The vision of colleagues – both married to others – soon spread, with many memes, humorous tweets and Tiktok clips.

But others felt even more fanatical, riding on the internet to search for adult videos related to illegal trysts among colleagues.

Searches for “office affairs” grew 18% within 24 hours after the news, while interest in “office sex” soared 21%.

Meanwhile, searches using the term “catch cheating” grew 22%, while “cheating husbands” soared 29%.

The largest spike carries the term “cheating couple,” which makes Randy users seem inspired by passionate astronomers, a number soaring 31%.

Byron and Cabot locked their lips on Friday and hugged the new video at a Coldplay concert Wednesday night.

In the vision obtained by TMZ, the couple is also seen waving their arms with a smile, waving their arms toward Coldplay’s Smash track “Yellow” as a large crowd illuminates the Gillette Stadium with their phones.

Sources told Axios that the couple was on leave after the incident.

“Astronomers are committed to guiding our values and culture since their inception,” the company said in a statement.

“Our leaders are expected to set standards in behavior and accountability. The board has formally investigated the matter and we will have additional details to share soon.”

Neither Byron nor Cabot talked about the mean scandal.