Three months after a serious accident, actor Jeremy Renner was seen in public with a snowplow, a sight captured by TMZ photographers. The images show Renner, still recovering, making his way toward a studio where he was scheduled to appear on a late-night program. He relied on a walking stick to steady himself as he moved about the area.
Earlier in the week, the Avengers star was observed in a wheelchair while out with family, enjoying a day at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California. The outing offered a rare glimpse into Renner’s gradual return to normal life, as he continues to adjust to life after the incident and rebuild his routine around family time and work obligations.
Fans can also anticipate Renner’s upcoming project, Rennervations, with its premiere slated for April 11. The show’s premiere plan includes a tour that will take him from his hometown of Reno to Chicago and to multiple cities in Mexico and India, where the program will be showcased. The event underscores how Renner is balancing public appearances, media obligations, and personal commitments during his recovery period.
In January, reports recount an incident involving a Pistenbully snowplow used to extract a nephew’s truck from wreckage. According to witnesses, the vehicle rolled forward after the operator failed to engage the emergency brake. A bystander attempted to intervene, but the machinery pulled the person under the vehicle, tragically resulting in serious injuries to Renner. The events left the actor with a significant number of broken bones. The account, as shared by TMZ, has been a focal point in discussions about safety around heavy machinery and the importance of taking precautionary measures in emergency situations.