HGTV has canceled its popular renovation series Good Bones.
The show, which starred Mina Starsiak Hawk alongside her mom Karen E. Laine, aired for eight seasons.
Mina shared the news on her podcast, Mina AF.
“Today, I filmed my last few pickups for Good Bones. Not Good Bones Season 8, but for Good Bones," she said.
"So it is officially… That’s a wrap, folks."
Good Bones followed the mother-daughter duo as they fixed-up homes in Indiana.
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It premiered on HGTV in 2016.
Mina continued: "It’s the end of an era. I mean, I had to say goodbye to some people today that I have spent my last almost 10 years with."
Season 8 of Good Bones premieres on August 15.
GOOD START
Before Good Bones, Karen used to work as an attorney. But in 2008 she and Mina embarked on their journey into the world of property renovation.
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They kickstarted a company called Two Chicks and a Hammer and were flipping around two or three homes a year alongside their other jobs.
Mina was employed as a part-time waitress but is now a real estate agent.
She was responsible for over 20 house renovations before Good Bones began filming.
The dynamic duo is joined on the show by Cory Miller, who serves as their construction project and property manager.
But none of their work would be possible without the demolition team, led by Tad Starsiak - Karen's stepson and Mina's half-brother.
He is also a project manager at Two Chicks and a Hammer and is helped by another face of the demo crew, Austin Aynes.
GOODBYE
The mother-daughter team has also branched out and opened a home furnishing store called Two Chicks District Co, in 2020.
There are seven seasons of the show with 80 episodes and the fifth season was so popular it earned over 20 million viewers.
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The seventh season of the show wrapped in 2022.
Starsiak and Laine also featured in HGTV's A Very Brady Renovation in 2019, the same year Karen announced her retirement from the company to spend more time with her husband.
