9 Stars reveal: Their stance on New Year's resolutions

A lot of goals could be set to improve from this year as we enter into the next. 

But, if like many of us, you avoid completing New Year's resolutions like coronavirus, you're in good company. Because it seems for our favourite stars, no resolution is a good resolution. 

The runner up? Get more sleep… and we couldn't agree more. 

Here's what the likes of Karl Stefanovic, Belinda Russell and Sylvia Jeffreys are (or aren't) planning to change in 2021. 

Kate Jenkinson, Actress.

"My New Year's resolution is to eat more cupcakes and pat more dogs. I'm fairly confident I can stick to it."

Peter Hitchener, 9News Melbourne Presenter.

"I try not to make them as every year they are forgotten two days into the New Year!" 

Alex Cullen, Today Show Sports Presenter.

"I actually don't have any and never really have." 

Amber Sherlock, 9News Sydney Presenter.

"Exercise and sleep more... I have been pretty good with the exercise this year, not so much with the sleep!" 

Jayne Azzopardi, 9News Sydney Presenter.

"My new year's resolution has been the same for the last few years – less time looking at my phone. Maybe 2021 will be my year…"

Bruce Paige, 9News Presenter Gold Coast.

"Try to be better in every way. Not afraid to fail."

Jim Wilson, 2GB presenter.

"Gave up on New Year resolutions as by January 2, I'd broken them."

Rebecca Maddern, Wide World of Sports host.

"Never make them therefore don't have to keep them."

Richard Wilkins, Nine Entertainment Editor.

"I stopped doing that a few years ago, but in general it would be to exercise a bit more, drink a bit less."

Belinda Russell,  9News Sydney Presenter.

"To avoid not living up to them, I rarely make them. Maybe try to pick up the guitar a bit more to practice. I have owned a guitar for about 14 years and only played it about 20 times." 

Shelly Horton, 9Honey presenter. 

"COVID has taught me New Year's Resolutions are b------t.  You don't know what is around the corner.  My resolution is to stop forcing resolutions." 

Karl Stefanovic, Today Show Presenter.

"To not have as much. That's it!" 

Brooke Boney, Today Show Entertainment Presenter.

"At the beginning of this year my New Year's resolution was to get enough sleep, then 2020 threw a curly one. Here's hoping 2021 will be the year of getting adequate sleep!" 

Melissa Downes, 9News Presenter Brisbane.

"I never make New Year's Eve resolutions, I think if you want/need to do something, you should just get on and do it!"

Eva Milic, 9News Presenter Gold Coast.

"No resolutions, I've never been good at keeping them."

David Campbell, Today Show Extra host.

"I don't do resolutions. I just think resolutions are there to be broken. If you're going to promise to do something for yourself, do it straight away." 

Sylvia Jeffreys, Today Show Extra host. 

"Continue to go to bed at a civilised hour!" 

Danika Mason, 9News Sports Presenter.

"I've given up because I never ever keep them." 

Ben Fordham, 2GB Presenter.

"I don't make them. They're the most ridiculous thing ever. They set people up for failure at the start of a new year. Trust me — do not make them." 

Ally Langdon, Today Show Presenter.

"I never make them because I never keep them and I don't like being disappointed."

James Bracey, Wide World of Sports host.

"I don't like to make promises I can't keep. And silly season usually leads to silly decisions, so I avoid making big calls on life until the new year is off and running. Not sure if this theory has proven a winner, but I've stuck to it." 

Natalia Cooper, 9News Sydney Presenter.

"I don't have any particular resolutions. I'm just really hoping 2021 will be much better than 2020!"