Sabrina Carpenter Drops An Unexpected NSFW New Year’s Resolution, Immediately Breaks It

After a wildly successful 2024, which saw Sabrina Carpenter dominating the charts, selling out tours, and making waves in both music and fashion, the pop sensation is stepping into 2025 with a cheeky goal in mind.

Known for her bold personality and candid charm, Sabrina recently revealed her NSFW New Year’s resolution, and it’s already got fans buzzing.

While she’s been riding high on a wave of achievements over the past year, it seems Sabrina Carpenter is ready to bring that same fearless energy into the new year—both on and off the stage.

On January 2, pop star Sabrina took to Instagram to share her lighthearted New Year’s resolution—and in true Sabrina fashion, it came with a cheeky twist.

"New year’s resolution no more d-ck jokes it’s gonna be really hard," the 25-year-old captioned a carousel of photos.

It didn’t take long for fans to catch on to the clever irony in her caption. "The fact u already lost the resolution just by this caption," one follower pointed out as someone else commented, "Miss already failed, didn't take a long time (unlike me)."

Another commented, "help she made one in the caption I'm crying," while a fourth applauded her quick wit with, "genius wordplay with the caption."

Meanwhile, one Instagram user won with their response of, "it’s because they are too soft."

The "Espressso" singer's Instagram post showcased a series of playful snapshots from a winter getaway. The photos included snowy photoshoots with friends, scenic ski lifts in the background, cozy table settings, and moments spent working on puzzles. Sabrina struck a pose in a blue dress adorned with sparkling snowflake designs and later showed off a charming Hello Kitty snowsuit, effortlessly blending style and fun in her signature way.

The singer enhanced her wintry vibe with a frosted makeup look that perfectly complemented the snowy setting. Her glam featured shimmery white eyeshadow in the inner corners of her eyes, a subtle sweep of blush on her cheeks and the tip of her nose, giving her a naturally frost-kissed appearance. She completed the look with long, fluttery lashes, soft pink lips, and a curly updo, effortlessly tying her chilly-chic aesthetic together.

In December, Sabrina's longtime vocal coach, Eric Vetro, shared with PEOPLE Magazine that he wasn’t surprised when the singer began incorporating sexier lyrics into her music. "She always had a fun sense of humor that was a tiny bit risqué in general," he said. "It didn't surprise me because it didn't happen all at once."

He later admitted that the first time he saw her perform on stage, he was genuinely shocked by her charisma and confidence, even at such a young age. "She would strut across that stage like she was an old pro, and this is when she was 16, 17 years old," he recalled.

This bold approach has clearly paid off—Sabrina is nominated for six Grammy Awards this year, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year, and Song of the Year, solidifying her status as one of the most dynamic voices in pop music today.

In 2024, Sabrina achieved remarkable success across music, awards, and entertainment.

Her sixth studio album, "Short n' Sweet," debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying her status as a dominant force in the music industry. Three standout tracks from the album—"Espresso," "Please Please Please," and "Taste"—all charted in the top 10 of the Hot 100, making Sabrina the first artist since The Beatles to achieve her first three top five U.S. hits in the same week.

Her accomplishments didn’t stop there, as she earned eight Grammy nominations, including nods for Best New Artist, Record of the Year, and Song of the Year. At the Blimp Awards, she took home the trophy for Favorite Viral Song with "Espresso" and was also nominated for Favorite Ticket of the Year for her Emails That I Can't Send Tour.

To cap off an extraordinary year, Sabrina brought holiday cheer to fans with her Netflix Christmas special, "A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter," which premiered on December 6.