“As it turns out, she misses it quite a bit.
“I grew up making ‘Good Bones.’
I started in my 20s.
I turn 40 this year.
Most of my adult life was spent making the show,” she wrote (viaPeople).
“I miss the real work.
The experiences I got to have that I never would have had if not for the show.
100% I miss it.”
The series saw the mother-daughter duo flipping abandoned and dilapidated homes in Indianapolis.
“My brother Tad and I aren’t in a great place.
My brother William and I are in a kind of, like, nonexistent place.
