Mary Rivera, who portrayed Ned Leeds’ grandmother in 2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home, has died at 82, according to her family.A relative of Rivera’s told TMZ on Monday that Rivera died on April 15 in Honolulu, Hawaii.Rivera had suffered a stroke that doctors said left her in ‘extremely serious’ condition, her family told the outlet.Doctors told relatives that Rivera faced a grim prognosis if she’d gotten out of the coma she had been in after the stroke, her relative said.Upon hearing the reports from doctors, Rivera’s family decided to take her off life support.Fans know Rivera for famously ordering Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) to clean up the cobwebs while speaking in Tagalog, leaving Ned (Jacob Batalon) to translate her words. Mary Rivera, who portrayed Ned Leeds’ grandmother in 2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home, has died at 82, according to her family Rivera’s relative told the outlet that she had been ‘extremely proud’ of her part in the film, as it had been one of the ‘proudest accomplishments’ of a ‘good life.’In May of 2022, her daughter Angie Kelly told Hawai?i Public Radio about how she initially learned of the part via social media.’I happened to be on a friend’s Facebook scrolling,’ Kelly said, ‘and I see an ad, a casting call looking for a local Hawai?i Filipina grandmother between the age of 50 and 90.”And immediately I thought, “Oh, well my mom qualifies and checks off all those boxes.”‘Kelly said her mother had been hesitant at first but ultimately made a tape with the assistance of a relative and sent it to casting officials with the film.’They just asked her to talk about herself and why she wanted to do the role,’ she said. ‘My mom has worn many hats over the years. She was a radio broadcaster, a teacher, but most notable was her role as a mother and grandmother.’Kelly spoke about the recognition her mother received after her appearance in the movie.’It’s been an amazing adventure,’ she said. ‘To us, she’s just my mom. But to the rest of the world, she’s Ned’s Lola. Rivera’s relative said that she had been ‘extremely proud’ of her part in the film, as it had been one of the ‘proudest accomplishments’ of a ‘good life’ Fans know Rivera for famously ordering Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) to clean up the cobwebs while speaking in Tagalog, leaving Ned (Jacob Batalon) to translate her words Rivera is survived by her husband Alejandro (pictured), four children, 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren ‘It’s humbling really, because never before in cinematic history really has there been a place for the Filipino language and culture. They did a really good job with paying attention to the details of our culture.’Rivera had been born in Iloilo, Philippines on June 2, 1943, to late parents Vicente and Felicia Egida, according to her obit.A celebration of life ceremony had been held this past June 6 at Trinity Central Oahu Church in Mililani Mauka, Hawaii.Rivera’s remains had been cremated following her passing, her family said. She is survived by her husband Alejandro, four children, 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.