Mina Starsiak Hawk and Karen E. Laine, the mother-daughter duo known for their work on HGTV’s “Good Bones,” are facing challenges in their relationship. The pair, who renovate homes in Indianapolis through their company Two Chicks and a Hammer, became popular on the network with their show and its spinoff, “Good Bones: Risky Business.” However, Hawk revealed in a recent episode of her podcast, “Mina AF,” that the eighth season of “Good Bones” will be its last and that her relationship with her mother is strained. While representatives for Hawk declined to comment and Laine and HGTV representatives did not respond to requests for comment, it is clear that the family’s dynamic is complicated. Hawk has also expressed concerns about inviting family members, including her mother and two brothers, to her son’s recent birthday party due to the current state of their relationships. Ultimately, Hawk wants to prioritize those who are actively involved in her children’s lives. The end of “Good Bones” marks a new chapter for Hawk, who is starting a position as the chief design and build officer for home-improvement brand Character Home. As for Laine, she has not commented directly on the show’s end but expressed openness to future opportunities with HGTV.
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