Australian stars reveal their New Year’s resolutions for 2019
We all make them and most of us break them, New Year’s Resolutions are our annual promise to ourselves and others. Here, Confidential takes a look at what some of our favourite celebrities have vowed for 2019.
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We all make them and most of us break them, New Year’s Resolutions are our annual promise to ourselves and others.
Here, Confidential takes a look at what some of our favourite celebrities have vowed for 2019.
BRENDON JULIAN & JESS YATES
Fox Sports Cricket commentator Brendon Julian, in a PJ Johnson tuxedo: “I want to help my daughter get her driver’s license.”
Fox Sports Reporter Jess Yates, wearing a Ginger & Smart dress: “In 2019 I’m focused on spending more quality time with my family, switching off my phone and being present. Getting outdoors and chasing adventure together.”
JOHANNA GRIGGS
Johanna Griggs, Better Homes and Gardens host: “My New Year’s Resolution is the same every year, to spend more valuable time with the people I love dearly, and to try to be a better friend to the people who are rock solid.”
CASEY DONOVAN
Singer and actor Casey Donovan: My goal is to be the best version of me I can be, to stress less and enjoy life to the full.
KATE RITCHIE
Nova Radio’s Kate Ritchie: “To master my horse riding and to learn sign language with my four-year-old daughter, Mae. They will most likely be the same this time next year.”
EDWINA BARTHOLOMEW
Sunrise Presenter Edwina Bartholomew: “My New Year’s Resolution is to read one classic and one new book every month, to remember people’s birthdays on the day and not the day after, make my bed each day and drink more champagne. And not necessarily in that order.”
ADAM HYDE
Peking Duk’s Adam Hyde: “Make more music. Play more shows and have more fun.”
Originally published as Australian stars reveal their New Year’s resolutions for 2019
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