Actor Jeremy Renner, in “Critical but Stable Condition” After Suffering a Snow Accident

The renowned Hollywood actor suffered an accident on January 1st while clearing the snow.

Jeremy Renner is in a “critical” but “stable” state after suffering an accident while clearing the snow. The renowned Hollywood actor had to be taken by emergency helicopter to the hospital, where he remains. This was confirmed by his representative.

“We confirm that he is in a critical but stable state from injuries caused after suffering an accident related to weather conditions while removing snow,” announced the representative of the Marvel performer and films such as ‘Arrival’. “His family is with him and he is receiving excellent care,” he added.

The artist has a house in Washoe, in Nevada, area that recently suffered a strong storm in New Year. The house is in the area of Lake Tahoe where 35,000 homes were left without electricity in the last hours due to the storm.

Jeremy Renner is in a “critical” but “stable” state after suffering an accident while clearing the snow. The renowned Hollywood actor had to be taken by emergency helicopter to the hospital, where he remains. .

“We confirm that he is in a critical but stable state from injuries caused after suffering an accident related to weather conditions while removing snow,” announced the representative of the Marvel performer and films such as ‘Arrival’. “His family is with him and he is receiving excellent care,” he added.

The artist has a house in Washoe, in Nevada, area that recently suffered a strong storm in New Year. The house is in the area of Lake Tahoe where 35,000 homes were left without electricity in the last hours due to the storm.

Jeremy Renner, 51, has been nominated twice for the Oscars for two of his performances. He is best known for playing the superhero ‘Hawkeye’ in the Marvel film universe for a decade. He has also been present in franchises such as ‘Mission Imposible’ or ‘Bourne’.

On December 12th, the actor shared a photo of snow in his area on Twitter. He accompanied the photo with: “The snowfall of Lake Tahoe is no joke”.