Hawkeye star Jeremy Renner is all of us as he had a good old cry at the Avengers: Endgame premiere.
We feel you Jezza.
The 48-year-old, who plays Clint Barton in the MCU, shared a photo of himself crying (and rocking that controversial haircut, thank you very much) at the Los Angeles premiere as he shared the love for his co-stars.
Wow… words will only betray my feelings for this movie, he wrote. This picture from last night represents … love … pride of my family, my friends, and crazy for my avenger family @avengers @marvel @therussobrothers thank you all #fansrock #endgame #premiere.
The star went on to tag his fellow Avengers Robert Downey Jr, Chris Hemsworth and Don Cheadle, as well as directors Joe and Anthony Russo.
Hes not the only one to be getting emotional about saying goodbye to the heroes weve come to know over the past 11 years, with RDJ, who plays Iron Man in the movies, sharing a sweet clip of himself literally clinging onto his co-stars.
We cant deal.
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Posting the clip alongside Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans and Mark Ruffalo, the 54-year-old cuddled up to his co-stars as he posed away for the cameras.
While RDJ placed his head on Hemsworths shoulder and stroked the Captain America stars beard, Mark clung onto his arm, with the gang giggling away.
Meanwhile, the Thor actor has been busy sharing sweet pics of himself with his co-stars as he prepares to say goodbye to the beloved god of thunder.
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The 35-year-old posted a string of snaps with his co-stars and wrote in the caption: Thank you China, we wouldnt be here without your support. Its been a blast. Off to LA now for the world premiere of @avengers.
Its been an intense whirlwind tour but the most memorable yet. Running on pure adrenaline and excitement now.
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