Not Again! Jeremy Renner Hit by a Second Snow Plow While Recovering in the Hospital
You just can’t make this stuff up! On Friday January 6th, Jeremy Renner, star of films such as The Hurt Locker, The Town, Wind River, Arctic Dogs, Tag, Arrival, The Immigrant, Thor, The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Endgame, and the recent Disney Plus hit Hawkeye, sustained critical injuries after being run over by his snow plow. He was helping clear his neighborhood roads when the normal winter day turned into a nightmare. Renner ended up in front of the machine to protect his nephew as it was moving forward, and found himself crushed underneath the huge machine. He was quickly rushed to the hospital. Renner sustained many injuries, but was expected to make a full recovery.
Things were getting better for Jeremy. He had shown great recovery speed, and even did an interview with Barbara Walters reliving the experience. Renner was also released from the hospital and was only coming back for routine checkups as he continued to heal.
Things took a turn, however, when just a few days ago, a second snow plow went haywire and crashed into the very hospital while Jeremy was receiving his monthly checkup. It sped through the lobby before suddenly turning into Renner’s room. Before anyone could intervene, it ran him over before flying out the 2nd story window. Doctors rushed over to Renner, who was knocked unconscious by the impact. He would thankfully wake up a few moments later, singing his hit song “Main Attraction”, clearly concussed and not sure of what was going on.
Reports are still coming in, but it sounds like each and every bone in Renner’s body was broken. Thankfully, not beyond repair. He’s expected to make a full recovery by 2032, if not sooner (barring any more surprise snow plow attacks, which at this point we cannot rule out). Most importantly, it did not affect the premiere date of Rennervations, Jeremy’s new home improvement show that just recently hit Disney Plus earlier this summer!