Jeremy Renner’s recovery continues more than eight months after he nearly died in a snow plow accident on New Year’s Day that fractured more than 35 bones.
The 52-year-old Marvel star shared a series of pictures on Instagram Stories on Wednesday while enjoying quality time with his 10-year-old daughter Ava in Lake Tahoe.
The Modesto, California-born actor snapped a selfie with the caption, “A beautiful day shared brings incredible blessings.”
The Oscar-nominated star wore a long-sleeved mint green shirt, a beige cowboy hat and khaki pants.
He shared a shot of a scenic Lake Tahoe landscape characterized by the lake, rocks and rows of trees. He captioned the pic, “Thank you Lake Tahoe for the best morning coffee scenery.”
The Latest: Jeremy Renner’s recovery continues, more than eight months after the 52-year-old Marvel star nearly died in a snow plow accident on New Year’s Day. Pictured in an Instagram Stories post on Wednesday
Scenic: He shared a shot of a Lake Tahoe landscape characterized by the lake, rocks and trees
Renner shared a picture of his 10-year-old daughter Ava posing on a rock in the clear lake and captioned it “Last summer’s adventure.”
The actor, who is the mayor of Kingstown, also shared a picture of a vintage car he owns – a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro – and said he wants to give it to his daughter if she keeps good grades in school for the next six years.
Lake Tahoe was also the same location where the Hawkeye star suffered a near-fatal snow plow accident earlier this year on January 1st.
After being run over by a snowplow while helping his nephew, he suffered numerous injuries, including 35 broken ribs and a collapsed lung.
However, Renner continues his positive momentum, keeping his fans and followers updated via social media throughout the journey.
During an interview with Diane Sawyer in April, the “The Town” actor sat down to also discuss the incident.
Though he admitted it was “triggered by the accident,” Jeremy explained, “I change the narrative of being a victim, making a mistake, or anything else.”
He added that he refuses “to let that memory haunt him in this way.”
End of season: Renner shared a picture of his 10-year-old daughter Ava posing on a rock in the clear lake and captioned it “last summer’s adventures”.
Vroom! The actor, who is the mayor of Kingstown, also shared a picture of a vintage car he owns – a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro – and said he wants to give it to his daughter if she keeps good grades in school for the next six years
Despite Lake Tahoe being the scene of such a harrowing accident, the Hollywood star still calls the area his “home.”
Shortly after the incident, he also uploaded a photo of a Tahoe cabin surrounded by snow and wrote, “Missing my happy place…”
Renner continues to make milestones and made his first red carpet appearance since the snowplow accident in April at the Los Angeles premiere of Rennervations.
The Disney+ series “follows Jeremy Renner’s journey as he travels the world and helps communities by “reinventing unique, purpose-built vehicles,” according to an IMDB synopsis.
While still recovering in the hospital, the second season of Jeremy’s other Paramount+ series entitled Mayor Of Kingstown began on January 15th.
The hit thriller also cast celebrities like Dianne Wiest and Hugh Dillion, with Renner teasing earlier this week that a third season may also be in the works.
He may also appear in the upcoming Marvel movie Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, which is set to hit theaters later in 2025.
Meanwhile, Jeremy, who attended UCLA’s annual Spring Sing in April with daughter Ava, 10, also added lobbying to his list of accomplishments, meeting with Nevada lawmakers Monday in Carson City, Nevada.
Road to recovery: Renner continues to make milestones and made his first red carpet appearance since the snowplow accident in April at the Los Angeles premiere of Rennervations
Close to heart: Shortly after the incident happened, he also uploaded a photo of a Tahoe cabin surrounded by snow and captioned it, “Missing my happy place…”
The star, who has a home outside of Reno, was invited to the House session as a guest by State Senator Roberta Lange, who praised the Oscar nominee for his good work in the region, according to 8 News Now.
“A resident of the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, he is well known in the local community in Reno. The actor visits homeless centers on Thanksgiving and helps kids choose toys at local stores,” lawmakers said.
“Additionally, Renner’s new show featured Rennervations Reno’s Big Brothers Big Sisters who helped build a mobile recreation center for the community’s children.”
“He’s the superhero of northern Nevada and we’re proud to have him join us in the Senate.” Please make Mr. Renner feel welcome,” she concluded.
The senator is working on a bill that would provide $190 million in tax credits over the next 20 years to bring more film and television production into the state.
The bill would fund construction of two sites in southern Nevada, and the Hawkeye star met with Senator Lange and other lawmakers to encourage them to also include a third site in northern Nevada.
However, the legislative session ended on June 5 and Senator Lange informed him that it was too late to add another site to the bill. However, an amendment could be added to fund a study examining the economic impact of building a third studio in the northern part of the state, according to the Associated Press.
Positive Updates: Continuing his positive upswing, Renner has kept his fans and followers updated via social media throughout the journey
Success: Meanwhile, Jeremy also added lobbying to his list of successes, meeting with Nevada lawmakers in Carson City, Nevada on Monday
Grateful: In an Instagram post capturing moments of his visit, the actor wrote: ‘What a joy and honor to be a witness and to be included in the politics, bills and laws to protect this beautiful state and its hard working citizens hopefully representing it better…” #Thanks’
Jeremy shared a photo with lawmakers and staff on his Instagram page, writing, “I’m staying calm, listening and watching the local government that represents all of Nevada.”
“What a pleasure and honor to be a witness and to be included in politics, bills and legislation to hopefully better represent this beautiful state and its hard working citizens…” #Thanks.’
The Hurt Locker star tagged Sony Pictures and fellow actor Mark Wahlberg in the post.
Sony is building a $1 billion facility in the Las Vegas area and the Patriot’s Day star has said he wants to boost the manufacturing industry in his new home state.