Mina Starsiak Hawk Reveals She’s ‘Not on Speaking Terms’ with “Good Bones” Costar Cory Miller

The HGTV star says there were "a couple things that happened towards the end" of the HGTV show that she "can’t move on from"

Mina Starsiak Hawk is opening up about the status of her relationship with Good Bones costar Cory Miller after the show ended two months ago.

In the latest episode of her podcast, Mina AF, the HGTV star answers fans’ questions, including one asking whether the pair are still friends, as they no longer follow each other on Instagram.

“So, there’s been enough questions about Cory that I’m going to try to address this in a respectful way, again, understanding that I have a platform that he maybe doesn’t have,” she said of Miller, who served as project manager on her long-running show. “Cory and I are not on speaking terms. I am positive that there are things he feels like I did to him, and I’ve known him since he was 11, and I’ve always had a soft spot for him.”

She shared that there were "a couple things that happened towards the end" that she decided she "can’t move on from."

"I just don’t want that energy in my life,” she added. “I’ve got a lot of amazing people, and part of that means not hate-following or not anger-following like, ‘Let me see what this person is doing.’”

Good Bones, on which Starsiak Hawk renovated Indianapolis homes alongside her mom, Karen E. Laine, and their team, wrapped up its eight-season run in October. The mother-daughter duo started their business, Two Chicks and a Hammer, in 2007.

“So many people on social media follow people just ‘cause they want to see them fail or fall down or look fat in a picture or whatever it is,” Starsiak Hawk continued of her reasons for not following. “And I’m just not interested in that. I don’t want other people to do it to me.”

“I just kind of wanted to separate that out from my world, and he probably wanted to do the same,” she continued. “It’s a super bummer because I have historically had a great relationship with Cory, and when things end particularly like they did, people’s colors just show a little more, which is a blessing because then I have the choice to make a different choice.”

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In a September episode of Mina AF, Starsiak Hawk noted that “the boys” from her team seen on Good Bones weren't actually employed by her anymore, despite being part of the show.

“Austin [Aynes] was the most recent employee, but Tad [Starsiak] and Cory haven’t for a long time,” she said.

Mina — who’s also been candid about tensions with her mom and her brother Tad —  acknowledged the challenges that came with finding fame on the show in a previous episode of her podcast released ahead of Good Bones’ finale.

“I think I knew … that this was going to be hard and it was going to challenge relationships, because when you put anything under a spotlight, in a pressure cooker, there’s the opportunity to explode,” she said. “And I myself am not stable enough to not explode at times."

Mina noted that her "whole complicated family organization," many members of which have been involved in her business and in the creation of Good Bones, includes a lot of different personalities and "people with so many different issues, weaknesses, things left to learn.”

However, Starsiak Hawk revealed to PEOPLE this week that she’s looking forward to  "a nice fresh start" as she’s planning to reopen her recently closed Indianapolis store, 2 Chicks District Co., in a new city.

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Its next incarnation will be in Noblesville, Indiana, about 30 miles north of Indianapolis.

Mina and husband Steve Hawk, who share 5-year-old son Jack and 3-year-old daughter Charlie, are even looking at homes to renovate there.

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