Mema, Grandma from ‘Hollywood Hillbillies’ Dead at 76

Dolores Hughes, recognized passionately as Mema, the unlikely/likely breakout star of the hit program, “Hollywood Hillbillies,” has actually passed away … TMZ has actually found out.

The abundant grandma on the truth program passed away of cardiac arrest at a healthcare facility in Grayson, Georgia last Wednesday, according to her supervisor, David Weintraub.

“Hollywood Hillbillies,” the #1 program on Reelz at the time, was a reverse variation of “The Simple Life” and an apparent riff off the comedy back then, “The Beverly Hillbillies.”

Mema ended up being the focal point in her fam, that included grand son Michael Coppercab, who has actually gone on to end up being a YouTube star.

The program followed the household as they attempted to browse Hollywood, with the assistance of Ray J and Weintraub.

Weintraub informs TMZ, “Mema was the greatest, most outspoken ‘tell-it-like-it-is personalities the world had ever seen on TV. I know that she will still be bossing all of us around from heaven.”

Mema is made it through by her spouse, Paul Conlon, child Dee Dee Peters, child John Cox and grand son Michael Coppercab Kittrell.

Mema was 76.