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Jeremy Renner has described his daughter as his “reason number one” for surviving his near-fatal snowplough accident.��

The 52-year-old actor was hospitalised on January 1, 2023, after suffering blunt chest trauma and 30 broken bones after being hit by a snowplough while saving his nephew.��

Marking the first anniversary of the horror accident, he wrote: “Reason number one for my recovery is her.��

“I asked her to ‘wait for me’ when I first saw her on January 14 as I arrived home. As I got better, she got better, less afraid.��

“There is simply no better motivator to recover than to heal your family and friends.��

“With gratitude always, thank you all for your love and support this last full year. I needed every ounce of goodwill and prayer.”��

Renner also shared a video of a song called��Wait, which will feature on his upcoming��Love and Titanium��EP when it drops on January 19.��

The video features footage of himself and his daughter, while the collection as a whole reflects on his “journey of recovery”.��

On New Year’s Eve, he appeared on CNN and spoke to hosts Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen about his recovery.��

He explained: “I’m just so blessed that I have so many things to live for, brother.��

“I have a giant family, I have a 10-year-old daughter, [and] I would’ve disappointed and really messed up a lot of people’s lives if I would’ve passed, and so there’s a lot for me to get better for.��

“There was a lot for me to fight for, and recovery was just a one-way road in my mind.��

Jeremy Renner posted a photo on Instagram while he was in hospital recovering from the snowplough incident. Photo / Instagram��

“My recovery became relief for me, because I knew I could give relief to my family, my daughter and all those that I really affected.”��

He explained that he “never” focused on his “own physical ailments”, pain or “anguish”.��

He added: “I had so many things to fight for, so the one-way road of recovery was my mental, sort of, attitude, and that attitude was always to get better. There’s no option other than that.��

“And I still work at every part, every day, and thank God that I have a lot to fight for.”��