Jeremy Renner He finally violates his silence about serious allegations of his ex-wife, Sonni PachecoMade against him during his high detention battle almost five years ago.

In the new interview, Jeremy Renner opened on the navigation of false accusations, the public oversight toll and where things are now between him and Pacheco.

Renner and Pacheco are calmly tied in 2014 node after greeting his daughter's Avah in the year. However, their marriage was short-lived. Pacheco took the divorce later in the same year and asked for an independent guardian over his daughter.

Court documents at the time obtained TMZIncluding explosive claims used by Renner, threatened to kill Pacheco and allegedly fired the gun in the presence of his daughter, the Charges Renner had been rejected long ago.

Speaking about that period now, Renner says they are allegations of the disastrous and far from the truth.

"Accused of things you didn't do ... Nobody feels good," he said Guardian in a new interview. "It certainly doesn't feel good when you're famous and it's famous for everyone."

He continued to explain how he faced media firestor and false tips. "Whatever stress I have in life, I tried to find a way to laughing through him," he said, before directly engaged in the headings for 2019. Year. "It's Clickbait and it hurts a feeling and dehumanizes people."

Despite the serious nature of the past accusations, Renner says he and Pacheco started since then and now they are in a better place. "We get along well, and we are in life in each other. It's wonderful ... He has a new baby and sends me beautiful pictures." Pacheco is in March 2023. greeted the daughter of Wylder Rayne in the retired NHL player Nathan Thompson.

Renner also reduced the drama of his legal proceedings, describing the discussion of custody as "easy." "It's just lawyers. Those are lawyers who arguing," he said.

Regarding the public perception of their past relationship and a detention battle? Renner is not worried. "It's not a job," he said firmly. "They say it for their reasons, not for the right reasons or truth. And I'm used to it, because I'm a public figure. I don't read people's reviews, I don't read the comments. It doesn't care. It's not part of my life."

Two years after the survival of the almost death accident, Jeremy Renner opened as never before, and his revelations are nothing from cooling.

"As I lay on ice, I slowed down my heart and there, on that New Year's Day ... I just got tired," he writes. After almost 30 minutes of "breathing manually," Renner says his body finally gave. "Then I died," he continued. "I died, there on the driveway to my house. I know I died. In fact, I'm sure of that."