Jeremy Renner finally stepped out without any support!
The famous actor has defied all odds and taken incredible steps towards his recovery. This was a major milestone in his journey back to health, especially after suffering over 30 broken bones and multiple surgeries as a result of an unfortunate snow plowing incident earlier in the year.
Jeremy Renner’s Incredible Recovery: From Snowplow Accident to Walking Without Canes
The 52-year-old’s beaming smile and happy demeanor were evident as he celebrated Kate Beckinsale at her 50th birthday party on Sunday. Renner’s reliance on crutches appeared to be behind him as the “Hawkeye” star walked confidently with a little support from his friend, fellow actor Casey Affleck, welcoming the moment with gusto.
The Marvel star rocked a chic ensemble of white pants, a light blue shirt and a denim jacket at the event. Meanwhile, the 47-year-old man chose to look smart, wearing a green shirt and blue jeans.
Despite holding back everything she has, the “Dahmer” star is often seen with her trusty crutch in Hollywood, lending her support. In fact, the father-of-one marked his first talk show appearance since the accident on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, proudly displaying the cane during the interview.
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With a sturdy stick at her side for support, she danced around the host stage, welcoming the moment with grace and determination.
Since the near-death experience, Renner has shared his healing journey on social media. From documenting his workouts to heartfelt words of encouragement from his daughter, the “Mayor of Kingstown” actor keeps the world updated on his inspiring progress.
In May, he shared a video of himself running through various warm-up styles using two exercise straps connected to large equipment. Putting on a casual look, the “28 Weeks Later” actress wore a black face cap, matching long-sleeve hoodie with gray shorts and colored sneakers during the invigorating workout session.
In quick motion, she transitions from side to side, adds a backbend, and effortlessly includes a squat before gracefully ending the video with a look at the camera. Although short, the Academy Award winner shared her meaningful goals in the caption:
“UPDATE: I’ve decided to continue suffering progress (this shattered tibia) and take the new part for a little test drive. The body is magical…Although I feel like the Tin Man, needing oil for all my new joints (hips, knees, ankles, tibias, etc). Encouraged after this warm-up to continue (don’t tell my PT).”
The comments section was flooded with heartfelt sentiments from fans and celebrity friends, all wishing him back to peak form while urging him to take it easy. One netizen stated, “Good for you, but please don’t overdo it. You’ve made amazing progress – don’t want to spoil it,” while another emphasized, “Looks great! Just don’t push too hard and end up causing more damage!!”
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Amid the excitement, Ryan Reynolds cheered saying, “That’s the thing!!! ❤️❤️❤️,” as Josh Brolin expressed his support with a string of party poppers and lightning emojis.
‘The Bourne Legacy’ Star Returns To Red Carpet After Near-Fatal Accident
In April, less than four months after being hit by a seven-ton snow plow on New Year’s Day while trying to free his nephew’s car at his Reno, Nevada home, Renner made his first appearance on a Hollywood red carpet. He appeared at his “Rennervations” premiere, looking dapper in a navy blue suit over a white shirt and blue tie.
The event took place at the Regency Village Theatre, where the TV personality walked gracefully with a cane in her right hand while holding her daughter Ava Berlin’s hand in her left. The “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters” star took turns using a staff and a knee scooter and even gave the paparazzi a thumbs up.
The “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” actress shared a blue carpet snap on her Instagram Story, with the excited caption, “Rock the blue carpet tonight!!!! Get ready for this amazing event.”
The Disney+ series, which premiered on April 12, features Renner working with “expert builders” to turn decommissioned mass vehicles into community spaces for youth around the world. Those locations include Nevada, Chicago, India and Mexico.
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