INDIANAPOLIS — It's the end of an era for a popular HGTV show that has put Indianapolis homes in the spotlight for nearly 10 years.
We've learned "Good Bones" will end after its upcoming eighth season. Mina Starsiak Hawk made the official announcement on her podcast Tuesday.
"It is officially...it's a wrap, folks," Starsiak Hawk said. "It's the end of an era. I had to say goodbye to some people today that I have spent almost the last 10 years with."
Hawk and her mother, Karen Laine, started renovating homes in their neighborhood more than 15 years ago and opened their company "Two Chicks and a Hammer."
Since then, the company has grown, as has their affiliation with the network. The pair and members of their crew have become staples on HGTV and have appeared on other programs, as well as competitions.
"The privilege we have had of being part something meaningful to so many fans over the years is one we cherish," the company wrote in a release Wednesday.
Starsiak Hawk said in a statement that while the show is ending, the company's relationship with HGTV is not.
"While we may not be filming for 'Good Bones' as you have known it, we won't be strangers to HGTV, and we already have exciting, fun new things in the works with them! So don't count us out yet!" she wrote in a statement. "We're growing and with growth comes change!"
Season 8 premiered Tuesday night on HGTV. New episodes air Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET.