'Overwhelming to say the least': Fan who captured the viral Coldplay cheating scandal shares her side of the whole experience
In the day and age of TikTok, everyone is just waiting for that one clip that will send them viral and hopefully make them millions.
The social media platform appears as a scapegoat to most people, a way to make your money without the grueling 9 to 5 – you just need that one big break.
For Grace Springer, her big break was when she shared that viral clip from a Coldplay concert. Or at least, it should have been.
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Grace Springer was the fan who captured the now infamous moment on camera. YouTube/This Morning
Springer was the original poster of the clip that caught Astronomer CEO in an alleged affair with the company's HR manager, a video which currently has over 120 million views on her page.
While many have been waiting for the Coldplay fan to reveal just how much money she's raked in from the moment that has since made worldwide news, the answer may disappoint.
"I've actually made no money from the video itself or the views," she told UK This Morning hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.
"It's not monetized."
In a separate video shared to her TikTok account following the incident, Springer addressed that people in her comments had been asking for a "story time" but she didn't feel like she had "much to say".
The couple panicked as soon as cameras were pointed toward them. TikTok/instaagraace
"I pulled out my phone hoping I would be on the jumbo screen, and then it was Andy [Byron] instead," she explained.
Springer added that a common question she's been asked is "how much money" she'd made from the clip, joking, "let's just say I couldn't take you out to dinner".
"The reaction to my video has been overwhelming to say the least," she explained.
"I mean I'm glad you guys are entertained and that I've made your internet experience fun for the last few days.
"But at the end of the day, Andy's wife and family, they're very real people so, yeah, just keep that in mind."
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Springer said she has made no money from the viral clip. TikTok/instaagrace
When asked by Hammond and Dermot if she felt any guilt for sharing the video, Springer said, "I definitely feel for Andy's wife Megan, his family and everyone else who has been hurt in the process.
"But as I said, there was over 50,000 people and I'm not the only one that caught it on camera.
"So if it wasn't me who uploaded it, I'm sure someone else would have."
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