The Asian stars of 'Hawaii Five-0' quit the show after CBS refused to pay them as much as their white co-stars

"Hawaii Five-0" stars Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park have left the CBS show after the network refused to pay them as much as their white co-stars, Variety reports.

Sources told the outlet that Kim and Park were seeking salaries equal to stars Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, but they were unable to reach a deal with the show's producer, CBS Television Studios.

CBS's final offer to the two actors was reportedly "10-15% lower" than the salaries of their two white co-stars.

A CBS spokesperson told Variety in a statement: "We are so appreciative of Daniel and Grace's enormous talents, professional excellence and the aloha spirit they brought to each and every one of our 168 episodes. They've helped us build an exciting new Hawaii Five-0, and we wish them all the best and much success in their next chapters. Mahalo and a hui hou."

The CBS reboot of a police procedural drama premiered in 2010, and Kim and Park starred alongside O'Loughlin and Caan for seven seasons.

Kim and Park's characters, Chin Ho Kelly and Kono Kalakaua, will not appear in the show's eight season.