"Who Is the Woman Next to Messi? Coldplay Kiss Cam Moment Draws Attention"

Messi and His Wife Spotted at Coldplay Concert
Kiss Cam Gains Even More Fame After "Affair Couple" Incident

Recently, the world-famous football star Lionel Messi and his wife were spotted on the "Kiss Cam" at a Coldplay concert, drawing attention from fans.

On July 28, Yonhap News, citing USA Today and ESPN, reported that Messi attended the Coldplay concert at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium the previous night with his wife, Antonela Roccuzzo. The affectionate couple was caught on the Kiss Cam at the venue, and their image was broadcast on the giant screen. Roccuzzo was wearing a black dress, while Messi appeared relaxed in a white short-sleeved shirt.

Lionel Messi and his wife visiting Coldplay's concert venue. Photo by Lionel Messi Instagram

Chris Martin, the lead vocalist of Coldplay, noticed this and sang a short improvised line, "Leo, my beautiful brother. You and your wife look wonderful." He continued, "Thank you for coming to our band's show today. The greatest sports player of all time." Messi responded with a big smile, waving and applauding. The audience welcomed him, chanting "Messi!" After the concert, Messi shared a photo on his social media with his wife and three sons taken at the concert venue. This post received about 6.8 million likes in 18 hours.

Meanwhile, the Kiss Cam at Coldplay concerts is considered a major event. During the show, the camera highlights couples in the audience, and the band sometimes sings to them on the spot, making it popular among fans. The Kiss Cam, which was already well-known among Coldplay fans, recently became a hot topic in the United States after a so-called "affair" couple was caught on camera.

The kiss cam at Coldplay concerts is considered a major event during the performance. The camera focuses on couples in the audience, and spontaneous singing events are held, making it popular among fans. YouTube channel ESPNUK

At a concert in Boston, Massachusetts on July 16, the Kiss Cam captured a middle-aged man and woman embracing and looking at the stage. When the couple saw themselves on the big screen, they quickly separated and hid their faces. The video of this moment spread rapidly on social media platforms like TikTok, and the two were identified as Andy Byron, CEO of the US IT company Astronomer, and Christine Cabot, the company's Chief People Officer. Within a few days, both left the company.