Jeremy Renner reveals how music helped him heal from trauma of snowplow accident

Jeremy Renner has recently explained how music with family friends helped him heal from the trauma of snowplow accident.

During an appearance on the latest episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show on May 30, The Avengers star said, “We all kind of wanted to heal from the incident. Anybody that cared for me prior to the accident also went through stuff.”

“So, doing it musically was very cathartic for us, and even for my daughter because she was very apart of it,” shared the 53-year-old.

Jeremy mentioned, “My daughter plays piano, and just to get her involved in the process, it has turned this into something positive.”

“And that's what I've always been trying to do since the accident,” he continued.

The Arrival actor stated, “Music was a great outlet for me. I always love to find something actual that we can all do, and if it became something healing, heck man, even better.”

Elsewhere on the show, Jeremy revealed he “forgot” about his daughter after his accident.

“That’s how messed up I was in this accident,” remarked The Town actor.

Jeremy opened up that he was on life support and after a couple weeks, he got off his life support and got home.

The Mission: Impossible actor said, “My life support really kicked in, because my daughter is my life force,” while talking about his 11-year-old daughter Ava, whom he shares with ex Sonni Pacheco.

“I asked my daughter to wait for me. I said these are just 38 broken bones, darling. And they're all going to heal. And I promise, if you wait for me, I’ll be better, I’ll be faster, I’ll be stronger than you’ve ever seen before,” he added.