Sabrina Carpenter shares – then breaks – her NSFW New Year’s resolution: ‘Gonna be really hard’
‘No more dick jokes,’ wrote Carpenter before adding: ‘It’s gonna be really hard’
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Your support makes all the difference.Sabrina Carpenter’s New Year’s resolution didn’t last long.
The 25-year-old singer took to Instagram on Thursday (January 2) to reveal her goal for 2025. Her post also included snaps of a snowy, winter vacation with her friends.
“New year’s resolution no more dick jokes,” Carpenter wrote. “It’s gonna be really hard.”
“The fact u already lost the resolution just by this caption I-,” one person pointed out, while another added: “Well, guess you can try again in 2026!”
Others continued to jokingly question Carpenter’s goal of avoiding the NSFW jokes.
In her carousel of photos, Carpenter appeared at a ski resort, standing in front of a snow-covered mountain while wearing a blue dress, with sparkly snowflake designs and a white puffy shawl. She also had her blonde locks in an updo.
There were multiple pictures of the “Taster” singer posing in the snow wearing a white jacket with her hood up and matching winter pants.
Carpenter has previously discussed her cheeky sense of humor. During an interview with Variety in November 2023, she explained how she incorporates comedy into her songwriting, such as changing the outro for her song “Nonsense” based on what city she is performing in.
“These are kind of the jokes I make on a daily basis,” she said. “Humor is such a healing part of my life. And I use it in everything — that’s how a lot of my songs happen.”
For example, when she performed a medley of her songs on Saturday Night Live in May 2024, she ended “Nonsense” with lines about intense infatuation at the beginning of a relationship.
Looking into the camera, Carpenter said: “He is 30 Rock hard ‘cause I said hi. My sense of humor is, but I am not dry. SNL I just came for the first time.”
2024 was a busy year for Carpenter as she spent the first half of it opening Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras tour, which ended in December. She’s also currently on hiatus from her Short n’Sweet tour, which kicked off in September. Her next show will be in Dublin, Ireland on March 3, and the tour is scheduled to end on April 4 in Stockholm Sweden.
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In November, Carpenter received several nominations across various categories in the 2025 Grammy Awards. Her album, Short n’Sweet, was nominated for “Album of the Year,” while her tune “Espresso” was nominated for “Record of the Year.” Meanwhile, “Please, Please, Please” was nominated for “Song of the Year,” and Carpenter herself was nominated for the “Best New Artist” award.
The 2025 Grammy Awards will take place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 2.
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