Jeremy Renner honors daughter Ava in a sweet Father's Day post

Jeremy Renner honors daughter Ava in a sweet Father's Day post

Jeremy Renner thanked his daughter in a sweet Father's Day post Sunday.

The Avengers star, 52, who continues to recover from his New Year's Day accident, shared two photos of himself and 10-year-old Ava as they sat on a dock looking out at a lake near his home. 

'Another day to celebrate next to my number one,' the Hawkeye star wrote.

'Honoring the importance bestowed on to me as a father, teacher, student, protector, and conspirator.'

'Thank you for this day, this shared journey, and this perfect hug. ❤️.' He shares Ava with his ex-wife, actress Sonni Pacheco.

Perfect hug: Jeremy Renner honored his daughter, Ava, 10, in a sweet Father's Day post Sunday, writing, 'Thank you for this day, this shared journey, and this perfect hug'

The Hurt Locker star also honored his father, Lee. 'These are some of things learned, passed down to me by my father….. Happy Fathers Day Pop !!' 

The What If? voice actor has made a near miraculous recovering since nearly losing his life when a snowcat rolled over him on January 1.

The weight of the massive machine resulted in 30 broken bones throughout the actor's body. He also sustained a collapsed lung and pierced liver.

The innovative star had regained enough strength to attend the premiere of his Disney+ makeover show Rennervations in April, walking the red carpet with the help of a cane. 

'It’s a lot of things for me personally,' Renner told CNN at the event. 

'I feel like everyone is in on the joke now about what I’ve been doing with my time. It feels weird, wonderful, weird,' he admitted.

'I never thought I’d have dreams as a 52-year-old man still. I feel like I kind of did them. But wow, it’s nice to have things come true for yourself. There’s more wonderment still to be had, and I feel very grateful to be here to continue finding that wonderment.'

Since then, The Town star has shared updates of his progress along with photos and videos of his grueling physical therapy and exercise workouts that help him regain his strength. 

Honor: 'Another day to celebrate next to my number one,' the Hawkeye star wrote about his relationship with Ava. 'Honoring the importance bestowed on to me as a father, teacher, student, protector, and conspirator'

Accident: Jeremy, 52, nearly lost his life on New Year's Day when he was run over by a massive snowplow, resulting in 30 broken bones, a collapsed lung and pierced liver

Recovery: The Town star has shared updates of his progress along with photos and videos of his grueling physical therapy and exercise workouts that help him regain his strength

The action hero seems to have inspired his Avengers co-star Robert Downey, Jr to follow in his renovating footsteps.

Jeremy's Rennervations focuses on turning decommissioned vehicles into creations that benefit a community in need.

The Iron Man, 58, star is looking at overhauling smaller vehicles for his new show, Downey's Dream Cars. 

The docuseries on Max will follow Robert as he converts six classic cars from his own personal collection into more eco-friendly machines.

'I think it’s so wild that he and I have both had these kind of departures from our day job together. We will have to compare notes,' he told The Hollywood Reporter at the show's premiere Friday. 

Rennervations: Jeremy was able to attend the premiere of his Disney+ show Rennervations in Los Angeles in April, walking the red carpet with help from a cane

Dreams: 'I never thought I’d have dreams as a 52-year-old man still. I feel like I kind of did them. But wow, it’s nice to have things come true for yourself,' he told CNN 

Advocate: Jeremy has recently turned his attention to advocating for tax credits that would help bring more film production to Northern Nevada, where he lives part-time

One of the four Rennervations episodes was shot in Reno, Nevada.

Jeremy lives in the area part-time and he wants to bring more filmmaking opportunities to the area. 

A bill in the state legislature would offer tax credits to bring film production to southern Nevada, but the activist and actor is lobbying to have the bill amended to include northern Nevada as well.

The Mayor of Kingstown star recently met with the president of the University of Nevada, Reno, who is on board with the idea that is expected to bring millions of dollars to the local economy.

The program would be run by the university through the future Jeremy Renner School of Film, according to 2News. 

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