HGTV's 'Good Bones' Stars Exit New Ventures Amid Financial Struggles

Mina Starsiak Hawk closes her store after seven months, while Karen E. Laine lists her newly renovated home for sale.

Mina Starsiak Hawk shut down her Noblesville store, Two Chicks District Co., citing insufficient profitability.
Starsiak Hawk's store closure follows the end of her and her mother's long-running HGTV show, 'Good Bones'.
Karen E. Laine has listed her renovated North Carolina retirement home for $500,000, despite previous plans to settle there.
The mother-daughter duo featured their respective projects in a recent three-part spinoff series, 'Good Bones: New Beginnings'.
Starsiak Hawk continues to operate her business online and is exploring new opportunities amid ongoing personal and professional transitions.