HGTV’s ‘Renovation Aloha’ Sued For Filming Native Hawaiian Burial Remains

HGTV‘s Renovation Aloha has found itself in a legal mess.

In the recent episode “Bones on the Big Island”, footage revealed the unexpected discovery of human bones at a Hilo property, which are considered deeply sacred to the islands’ ancestors and illegal, according to the state attorney general, to be broadcast under Hawaii law.

“Holy crap,” said Renovation Aloha host Kamohai Kalama, when he saw the remains. “There’s bones back here.” Cameras continued to roll and preview clips of the discovery were posted on social media.

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