Jeremy Renner Returns Home From Hospital After Snowplow Accident!

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A real-life super hero!

Chris Evans is pumping his Avengers co-star Jeremy Renner as he continues his recovery from the life-threatening snowplow accident.

Chris Evans joked around with Avengers costar Jeremy Renner on social media over the weekend as he recovers from a snow plow accident that nearly crushed him to death. As the 52-year-old entertainer gave fans an update on his condition, he thanked 'everyone for their messages and thoughtfulness,' noting that he broke '30 plus bones' in the incident.On Twitter, the 41-year-old Gray Man star replied, 'That’s one tough mf’er. Has anyone even checked on the snowcat???'  Buddies: Chris Evans joked around with Avengers costar Jeremy Renner on social media as he recovers from a snow plow accident that nearly crushed him to death; pictured in 2019 Sense of humor: On Twitter, the 41-year-old Gray Man star wrote, 'That’s one tough mf’er.

Jeremy Renner has a long road to recovery.

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Jeremy Renner’s 911 call following his snowplow incident has been released, and boy, it’s terrifying. Nearly three weeks after The Avengers

Marvel actor is now said to be home after the traumatic incident left him in critical condition.The Mayor of Kingstown star, 52, announced on Monday night that he made it home in time to watch the season two airing of his crime drama after he was nearly crushed to death by his 14,330-pound snowplough.The update comes as the actor shared the news via a promotional tweet for the series which aired on Monday.The small-screen star said to his 6.1 million followers: "Outside my brain fog in recovery, I was very excited to watch episode 201 with my family at home."Jeremy was inundated with messages of support following the good news.Twitter user, Sanjukta wrote: "Fantastic news. you are at home, released from hospital then.This Tweet is just so sweet and humble rarely do you see a star share casual moments like this.

Jeremy Renner may do a bang-up job for Mayor of Kingstown, but there’s no reason why he needs to actually look it.

Jeremy Renner shared a photo of snowy setting in Lake Tahoe on social media on Monday.The 52-year-old Mayor Of Kingstown actor said he was missing his 'happy place' as he continues to recover in a hospital two weeks after a scary snow plow accident that nearly crushed him to death near his home in Northern California.The Hawkeye actor's sister, Kym, told People last week that Jeremy is working hard to restore his health with therapy in a hospital. Happy place: Jeremy Renner is still recovering from his near-fatal snow plow accident at his home in Reno, but he has been thinking about better days to come.

Jeremy Renner has asked fans for their verdict on the new series of Mayor of Kingstown as he recovers from a near-fatal snowplow accident in hospital. The Hawkeye star, 52, was involved in a horrific snowplow accident on New Year's Day on his property in Reno, Nevada, that left him fighting for his life in intensive care. Renner remains in hospital but took to Twitter following the premiere of season two of crime thriller series Mayor of Kingstown on Paramount+ to ask fans what they thought. 'Let me know what you think!', said Renner alongside a picture of himself as the show's lead, Mike McKusky, who he has played since the show's first season in November 2021.  Jeremy Renner has asked fans for their verdict on the new series of Mayor of Kingstown as he recovers from a near-fatal snowplow accident in hospital The Hawkeye star, 52, was involved in a horrific snowplow accident on New Year's Day on his property in Reno, Nevada, that left him fighting for his life in intensive care Fans appeared delighted with the new episodes, with some saying it is the actor's 'best work' yet and that they 'absolutely loved it'. French TV host Jon Ali said it was his 'best role to date!' while Eddy Hurtado said: 'It's both good to be back and terrifying at the same time.'But I love every character on this show flaws and all.

Jeremy Renner shared hospital footage of what appeared to be him getting wheeled in for either a CT scan or an MRI on Friday.The Marvel star, 52, has begun his 'long road to recovery' after surviving a horrific snow plow accident on New Year's Day.Captioning the video of him getting wheeled toward a large high-tech imaging machine, Renner wrote: 'I wish you all a very special night.' Health update: Jeremy Renner, 52, shared hospital footage of what appeared to be him getting wheeled in for either a CT scan or an MRI on Friday. Captioning the video of him getting wheeled toward a large high-tech imaging machine, Renner wrote: 'I wish you all a very special night'This latest glimpse into Renner's recovery comes after a source for People said that the injured actor is 'overwhelmed by the showing of love and support.'The Hurt Locker star has been hospitalized since New Year's Day where he was airlifted to a medical facility after being 'completely crushed' by a seven-ton snow plow at his cabin in Lake Tahoe.

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