Who is Jeremy Renner's ex-wife? Actor, 51, was married to Sonni Pacheco for only 10 months
RENO, NEVADA: Jeremy Renner is currently recovering from a weather-related accident while plowing snow at his home located above Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Mt Rose-Ski Tahoe in Washoe County. Renner currently stars in the Paramount+ series 'Mayor of Kingstown' as Mike McLusky. The actor was previously married to a Canadian model with whom he shares a daughter. The marriage did not last long and the two parted ways very soon.
Renner has a nine-year-old daughter Ava Berlin with Canadian actress Sonni Pacheco. Back when the 51-year-old actor was riding high with his newly-found fame as Hawkeye, he would make weekend trips to see his daughter. The marriage soon turned sour and the two divorced in late 2014 after 10 months of being married. Since then, a battle has been waged over the child's custody and support. Pacheco has since claimed that the 'Hawkeye' actor threatened to end his own life and kill her as well. She alleged that the 'Avengers' actor had a drug problem, which he has denied.
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Born in Pitt Meadows, Pacheco is a Canadian model, actress and sculptor known for projects including 'The Wingman' and 'American Pie Presents: The Book of Love'. She was also the spokesperson for Monster Energy Drinks in 2013. However, she soon left everything behind to establish herself as a sculptor and shows off her skills on her social media accounts. In the court documents obtained by TMZ, Pacheco claimed that Renner was drunk and high on cocaine when he told someone he "could not deal with (Sonni) anymore, and he just wanted her gone." She claimed that Renner said, "It was better that Ava had no parents than to have [Sonni] as a mother."
As these allegations started maming the rounds, Disney also considered dropping him but later, they mended things with the star. Renner has repprtedly hit back at Pacheco's allegations. In an interview with Men's Health, he said, "I don’t respond publicly or privately to nonsense. It only empowers it. . . . If you respond to it, you give it gas. I don’t fuel s**t fires. I just don’t do it. I refuse to." He claimed that all the tests came back negative and hinted that Pacheco was the one with a drug problem.