Avengers’ Jeremy Renner Issues Health Update! Shares Selfie From Hospital After Fatal Accident; Reveals He Is Too Messed Up-DETAILS BELOW!
Jeremy Renner’s condition appears to be stable now as he shares a selfie from the hospital
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Avengers star Jeremy Renner is currently recovering from a fatal accident which conspired on January 1, and he has finally notified his fans about his health condition. Marvel’s very own Hawkeye shared his first selfie from the hospital and fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief. From the looks of it, Renner's condition seems to be stable now.
The latest development comes in light of the actor’s accident after he was run over by a snow plough and suffered fatal injuries. He was airlifted to a hospital after the accident which occurred outside his home in Reno, Nevada. He was run over by his own snow plough that weighed 6,500 kgs.
As per the reports, Jeremy apparently suffered chest trauma and orthopaedic injuries.
In his first Instagram post following the accident, Renner wrote that he is still too messed up to type but thanked everyone for the love and prayers. The latest update is surely a delight for the fans.
Interestingly, the Avengers gang also sent him cheerful notes and Chris Pratt said he was continuously praying for him. Thor actor Chris Hemsworth wished him a speedy recovery, while Captain America star Chris Evans said, he was as tough as nails.
The Russo Brothers, Taika Waititi and Vanessa Hudgens also sent love. He plays the role of Hawkeye in the Avengers.
According to the new details in the case, Jeremy appears to have suffered some serious injuries and would want extensive care for the upcoming few weeks. The area where the fatal accident conspired, is also being treated like an active crime scene as the machine comes with a safety feature that stops an accident like that. ALSO READ | Avengers Actor Jeremy Renner Suffers ‘Heavy Blood Loss’ After Snow-Plowing Machine Runs Over His Leg-REPORTS
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