Jeremy Renner enjoyed a fun family outing at Six Flags on Good Friday and rode a scooter through the amusement park – three months after he nearly died in a horrific snowplow accident that broke 30 bones.
The Marvel star, 52 – who has used an anti-gravity treadmill to regain use of his legs – shared photos and videos of him spending time with his family and enjoying the sun.
“Leading the trail the best I can Spring Break 2023!!!” Renner wrote, captioning a video of him riding the scooter in front of his family as they walked through Six Flags.
The Hawkeye star also posted some sweet family snaps, captioning one photo, “Good Friday I made magic happen on the mountain with some of my amazing family!”
Jeremy stood next to his family in the photos and beamed with every post.
Jeremy Renner, 52, enjoyed a fun family outing at Six Flags on Good Friday, riding a scooter through the amusement park
“Leading the trail the best I can Spring Break 2023!!!” Renner wrote, captioning a video of him riding the scooter in front of his family as they walked through Six Flags
The actor’s trip to Six Flags comes 3 months after he nearly died in a horrific snowplow accident that fractured 30 bones
The star’s latest post comes after his Hollywood career has faced serious doubts, as a source close to the star recently revealed that acting is no longer a “priority” for him after his horrific snowplow accident.
An insider who recently spent time with Jeremy told exclusively that “although he still loves acting, Hollywood is no longer a priority for him.”
According to the source, Jeremy’s focus has shifted from his on-screen career following his horrific accident on New Year’s Day at his Lake Tahoe home, where he was crushed under a 14,000-pound snowplow and broke more than 30 bones.
“Jeremy believes he survived the accident so he can use his platform to truly change the world,” the insider shared.
“He’s very proud of the work he’s done, but this whole situation has really shown him that there’s so much more he could do to help others,” the insider says.
Jeremy has since left the Lake Tahoe home where the accident occurred and has returned to his Los Angeles property, where he is focusing on his recovery – having died from injuries sustained during the incident. couldn’t walk anymore.
The source continued that Jeremy’s mother Valerie, 69 – who accompanied him to the 2010 Oscars – has been a “huge” source of support for the star, revealing that she has been “by his side as much as possible”.
“His mom comes to his house most weekends, as does his daughter Ava,” the friend says, referring to his nine-year-old child with ex Sonni Pocheco.
The Marvel star shared photos and videos of him spending time with his family and enjoying the sun
The Hawkeye star also posted some sweet family snaps, captioning one photo, “Good Friday I made magic happen on the mountain with some of my amazing family!”
Jeremy stood next to his family in the photos and beamed with every post
The star’s latest post comes after his Hollywood career has been seriously called into question, as a source close to the star recently revealed that acting was no longer “practice” for him following his horrific snow plow accident (pictured three weeks ago on January 21). Priority” more after the accident)
The source said of Renner, “While he still loves acting, Hollywood is no longer a priority for him” (Jeremy pictured in 2012’s ‘The Avengers’).
Jeremy, who was crushed by a 14,000-pound snowplow at his Lake Tahoe home, has now returned to LA and is focused on his physical recovery, including learning to walk again
The friend added: “He’s really just focused on his recovery and is doing rehabilitation to learn to walk again. Jeremy knows he’s so lucky to be alive.
“Every day is a little better than before and he’s definitely making progress, but progress is slow.”
has reached out to Jeremy’s spokesman for further comment.
On New Year’s Day, Jeremy was run over by a seven-ton snow plow while helping his nephew remove his groom from the driveway of his residence near Reno, Nevada, after the vehicle became stuck in the snow.
However, his snowplow began sliding down a street after the car was towed, prompting the actor to jump from his cab.
After exiting the vehicle, Renner realized it could potentially hit his nephew, who was with him at the time of the incident. The Kingstown Mayor’s star then attempted to re-enter the snowplow to deflect his path, but he was pulled under the left side lane and run over during the attempt.
When a neighbor called 911, Jeremy could be heard agonizingly in the background. The caller feared he would bleed to death from his injuries.
He was flown to a hospital in Reno, where he was listed in critical condition with 30 broken bones, a crushed chest and a collapsed torso.
“He’s really just focused on his recovery and doing rehabilitation to learn to walk again. Jeremy knows he’s so lucky to be alive,” a friend of the star told
The Marvel recently took to his Instagram to share that much of the snow barricading the front entrance of his home had melted
Though Jeremy is taking a step back from Hollywood following the accident, fans can still catch him on screen when he releases a four-part documentary series, Rennervations, on Disney+ in April.
Rennervations – which the star completed before the snowplow incident – describes Jeremy’s “lifelong passion for giving back to communities around the world by reinventing unique, purpose-built vehicles to meet the needs of a community.”
In the trailer, the Marvel film’s hero jokes that fans of his Avengers thought he was “out of control” because this project is so different from his previous work.
“I’m buying these decommissioned government vehicles to reinvent them so they can serve this community again in a different way,” Jeremy says of the project in the trailer.
“I decided to reinvent and renovate these vehicles and I wanted to do it for communities and help children around the world. There’s a lot of concern in the Avengers family chat, like, you know, what’s Renner doing? He’s getting a little off the rails.’
Despite not being able to promote Rennervations in the way he would like at the moment, Jeremy seems positive about his involvement in the future.
Jeremy has continued to update social media followers on his recovery and progress, which began when he took a selfie from his hospital bed in the ICU in the days after the accident.
‘Thank you all for your kind words. I’m too confused to type now. But I’m sending love to you all,” wrote the caption alongside a photo of Jeremy with bruises on his face.
Though Jeremy is retiring from Hollywood, fans will still be able to catch him on screen when he releases a four-part documentary series called Rennervations
Jeremy has continued to keep social media followers updated on his recovery and progress, sharing a video of himself building leg strength on a bike last month
He later shared a clip of himself being pampered by his supportive sister and mother while receiving a relaxing scalp massage.
Later that month, Jeremy shared with fans footage of what he appeared to be as he was wheeled into a room for a CT scan and MRI.
In February, the star said he was doing whatever it takes to recover while sharing a video of himself trying to improve his leg strength using a Technogym bike.
He added that he is also prioritizing his “spiritual recovery” as he curled up by a fire and opened the Book of Awakening, a “spiritual journal” written by philosopher, poet and cancer survivor Mark Nepo.