Marvel star Jeremy Renner has shared an update following his snow plough accident.
The Hawkeye actor took to his Instagram Stories to post a video from the hospital with his sister and mum by his side. In the clip, Renner is getting a scalp massage through a plastic cap as he lays in bed.
Whilst his sister massages his head, Renner can be heard saying: "This is the first shower in definitely a week or so," adding: "Gross."
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"ICU spa moment to lift my spirits. Thank you mama. Thank you sister. Thank all for you. For your love," he captioned the video.
The same clip was posted to Renner's Twitter page with the caption: "A 'not no [sic] great' ICU DAY, turned to amazing spa day with my sis and mama. Thank you sooooo much."
On January 1, the Clint Barton actor was involved in a serious accident with a snow plough at his Nevada home near the Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe resort.
Renner suffered massive blood loss after the plough ran over one of his legs and was helped by a neighbour, who managed to slow down the bleeding by creating a makeshift tourniquet.
According to an official statement from his family, the actor underwent surgery on January 2 for the chest trauma and orthopaedic injuries sustained in the accident.
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After the accident, Renner received the support of fans as well as that of his fellow celebrities, including Marvel stars Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth and Cobie Smulders.
Prior to his latest video, Renner had reassured fans with a first Instagram update.
"Thank you all for your kind words," he captioned his hospital bed selfie.
"I'm too messed up now to type. But I send love to you all."
Renner will next be seen in reality TV programme Rennervations, airing on Disney+ in early 2023. Hawkeye is available to stream on the same service, while his comedy Mayor of Kingstown will air season 2 on January 15 on Paramount+.
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