Jeremy Renner thanked his daughter in a sweet Father’s Day post on Sunday.
The 52-year-old “Avengers” star, who is still recovering from his New Year’s Day accident, shared two photos of himself and 10-year-old Ava sitting on a jetty looking out at a lake near his home .
“Another day to celebrate alongside my number one,” the Hawkeye star wrote.
“I honor the importance given to me as a father, teacher, student, protector and conspirator.”
“Thank you for this day, this journey together and this perfect hug.” ❤️.’ He shares Ava with his ex-wife, actress Sonni Pacheco.
Perfect hug: Jeremy Renner honored his daughter Ava, 10, in a sweet Father’s Day post on Sunday, writing: “Thank you for this day, this journey together and this perfect hug.”
The Hurt Locker star also paid tribute to his father, Lee. “These are some things my dad taught me… Happy Father’s Day Pop!!”
The what-if? The voice actor has almost miraculously recovered since nearly dying when a snow groomer ran over him on January 1.
The weight of the giant machine resulted in 30 broken bones all over the actor’s body. He also suffered a collapsed lung and a punctured liver.
The innovative star had regained enough strength to attend the premiere of his Disney+ makeover show Rennervations in April by walking the red carpet with the help of a cane.
“For me personally, that’s a lot,” Renner told CNN at the event.
“I feel like now everyone knows what I’ve been doing with my time.” “It feels weird, wonderful, weird,” he admitted.
“I never thought that as a 52-year-old man I would still have dreams. I feel like I kind of made them myself. But wow, it’s nice when things come true for yourself. There are more miracles out there and I am very grateful to be here to continue finding that miracle.”
Since then, The Town star has shared updates on his progress, as well as photos and videos of his grueling physical therapy and workout sessions, which are helping him regain his strength.
Honour: “Another day to celebrate alongside my number one,” the Hawkeye star wrote of his relationship with Ava. “I honor the importance given to me as a father, teacher, student, protector and conspirator.”
Accident: Jeremy, 52, nearly died on New Year’s Day when he was run over by a giant snowplough, resulting in 30 broken bones, a collapsed lung and a pierced liver
Recovery: The Town star has shared updates on his progress as well as photos and videos of his grueling physical therapy and workout sessions which are helping him regain strength
The action hero seems to have inspired his Avengers co-star Robert Downey Jr. to follow in his footsteps.
Jeremy’s Rennervations focuses on turning discarded vehicles into creations that benefit a community in need.
The 58-year-old Iron Man star is considering overhauling smaller vehicles for his new show Downey’s Dream Cars.
The Max documentaries follow Robert as he converts six classic cars from his personal collection into greener cars.
“I think it’s so crazy that he and I both strayed so much from our jobs together.” “We need to compare our experiences,” he told the Hollywood Reporter at the show’s premiere on Friday.
Rennervations: Jeremy was able to attend the Los Angeles premiere of his Disney+ show Rennervations in April by walking the red carpet with the help of a cane
Dreams: “I never thought, as a 52-year-old man, that I would still have dreams.” I feel like I kind of made them myself. But wow, it’s nice when things come true for yourself,” he told CNN
Advocate: Jeremy recently turned to promoting tax credits that would help bring more film production to Northern Nevada, where he lives part-time
One of the four Rennervation episodes was filmed in Reno, Nevada.
Jeremy lives in the area part-time and wants to bring more filmmaking opportunities to the area.
A bill in the state legislature would provide tax credits to move film production to southern Nevada, but the activist and actor is campaigning for the bill to be amended to include northern Nevada.
The Kingstown mayor star recently met with the president of the University of Nevada, Reno, who supports the idea, which is expected to bring millions of dollars to the local economy.
According to 2News, the program would be run by the university through what would become the Jeremy Renner School of Film.