From constant rain and people-pleasing to a 'dodgy knee': What stars are hoping to leave behind in 2022

Every year, we all have moments that shine, as well as certain things we'd rather forget. Well, same goes for the stars!

Have a look at the things these celebrities are looking to leaving behind this year as we head into 2023.

Kirra Michel, influencer and Peloton instructor

Like many of us, I tend to have high standards for myself and be quick to self-criticise and be a bit of a perfectionist.

As we head into 2023, I'm focusing on reframing my mindset and attitude with pause, mindfulness, dedication, self-compassion, kindness, and a whole lot of re-parenting. But this work is a long process and I'm here for it, rolling up my sleeves.

Victoria Arbiter, royal commentator

I very much hope 'cancel culture' and the bullying incited by online hate mobs is relegated to the past.

There's no question there should be consequences for poor behaviour and those who have committed legitimate wrongs should be held accountable for their actions.

All too often, however, people have been globally shamed and crucified by others with a "seek and destroy" mentality.

Watch: The Talking Honey panel discusses the rise of cancel culture. (Post continues.)

In the vast majority of cases, their views have been informed by edited clips, false narratives and agendas driven by people who should be called out for perpetuating misinformation.

I sincerely hope 2023 is kinder, more tolerant and more forgiving in every respect.

Leila McKinnon, Nine presenter

My dodgy knee, the rabbit that's demolishing my vegetable garden, and YouTubers loudly narrating stupid games on my TV every morning (thanks, Ted).

Laura Henshaw, Keep It Cleaner co-founder and CEO

Caring about what people think of me. This one is hard, and is something I am slowly getting better at doing less, but as a people-pleaser to my core I find it really hard.

I know it doesn't serve me at all, and so in 2023 I am going to put a lot of work in to start caring less about others' judgement and more about the important things.

John Aiken, MAFS relationships expert

Long queues at the airport and cancelled flights! We've got some travel plans in 2023, so it would be great to have things run smoother.

Liz Hayes, 60 Minutes reporter

Our collective anxiety.

Amber Sherlock, 9News Sydney presenter

The torrential rain! It would be nice to see the sunshine after a very soggy year.

Maria Thattil, model and 9Honey columnist

On a personal level, my own mental health struggles with anxiety and how critical I can be of myself at times. However, I am so proud to say I am working through it all with my therapist and loved ones and even if it's not a linear healing experience, I am healing nonetheless.

Peter Psaltis, 4BC WWOS Presenter

Any natural disasters, I think we've seen enough fire and flood in this country for a long time.

Tracy Vo, 9News reporter

Long winters... I'm craving more sunshine for all of us!

Steph Claire Smith, influencer and Keep It Cleaner co-founder

My terrible habit of being late. It's something I can absolutely work on and improve, and I hope it's a habit I leave behind!

Robyn Lawley, model and 9Honey columnist

Doing dishes and, obviously, COVID crap. 

Laurel Edwards, 4BC Breakfast presenter

Dictators trying their best to mess with world peace.