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Exclusive: Some of your favourite celebrities share their aspirations for 2024
As we prepare to say hello to 2024, The Standard grilled a number of celebrities on the New Year's resolutions they will be making
Luke Evans
The Welsh actor and singer, 44, has been making a name for himself in Hollywood of late, but in 2023 made his highly anticipated return to the West End stage after 15 years in Backstairs Billy. The comedy-drama, which also stars Penelope Wilton, runs at the Duke of York's Theatre until January 27. Somehow, he has also found the time to quietly write and record new music which he's hoping the world may get to hear in 2024 and should all go well, a tour could follow
Asked about New Year's resolutions, he said: "I don’t do any of them. I just think live the best life you can, and be the best person you can and don’t just wait until the 31st December to make that decision. I think every day should be a resolution of doing something good, paying it forwards and being a nice person and sharing the love, I think that’s what it’s about, there isn’t enough of that nowadays
Mollie King
Former The Saturdays singer-turned-BBC Radio 1 presenter King, 36, has confessed to suffering with anxiety and wants to address what triggers her
"Maybe to just try and improve at staying present," she said. "I think that’s quite a big one for me because I can be a worrier and I can be an overthinker and I definitely suffer from anxiety a lot and I think actually when I’m just present and thinking about what’s happening that day and what’s in front of me, then everything feels a lot more manageable. I definitely think that’s something I should work on
