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In the world of motorsports, where adrenaline and competition reign, there is also room for celebration and support among the families of racers.

Recently, the motorsports community witnessed a heartwarming display of camaraderie as Amanda Wallace, wife of NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, and Jordan Fish, mother of Denny Hamlin’s children, expressed their excitement over the success of Brooke Knaus, wife of Hendrick Motorsports’ Vice President of Competition Chad Knaus, on the popular television show Shark Tank.

Amanda Wallace and Jordan Fish Celebrate Brooke Knaus’ Success on Shark Tank

Social media has become a platform for connections and expressions of support, even within the tight-knit community of motorsports families. When Brooke Knaus shared the news of her success on Shark Tank, her Instagram post caught the attention of Amanda Wallace.

Amanda, who follows Brooke on Instagram, showed her support by liking the post. This simple gesture of approval and recognition signifies the unity and encouragement shared among these racing families.

Jordan Fish, who is known for her active presence on social media, went a step further by leaving a comment on Brooke’s post. She exclaimed, “Omg Brooke!!!!!! Yesssss!! So proud of you!!!!”

Her enthusiastic words reflect the shared joy and admiration within the community. It is heartening to see how these relationships extend beyond the racetrack and into personal lives.

The celebration didn’t end with an Instagram like and comment. Jordan Fish also took to her Instagram story to express her excitement and congratulate Brooke Knaus on her accomplishment. She posted, “she did it!!!!👏🏻congrats @mrsbrookeknaus @shoptucky.” Through her story, Fish further amplifies the achievement of Brooke, showing her support and spreading the word about Brooke’s business venture.

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Brooke Knaus and Tucky Belt’s Shark Tank Success

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So, what is this business venture that garnered such excitement and support? Brooke Knaus founded Tucky Belt in 2022 after struggling to find a comfortable solution for the “no-bulk tuck.” The no-bulk tuck is a popular styling hack used to achieve a clean and polished look when tucking in shirts, hoodies, or sweaters. While various hacks were available on social media, Brooke found them uncomfortable and decided to create a better alternative.

When Brooke entered the Shark Tank, she sought a $70,000 investment in exchange for a 30% equity stake in her business. She presented a demo to the Sharks, showcasing the functionality and benefits of the Tucky Belt. Despite her impressive sales record of $60,000 within six months, some Sharks decided not to invest in the business, citing it as not a good fit for their portfolios.

However, Kevin O’Leary and Daymond John saw potential in Tucky Belt. Kevin offered $70,000 for 40% equity, and Daymond John matched his offer. Brooke, aiming to retain a higher percentage of ownership, countered with a 39% equity offer. Surprisingly, Daymond John accepted this revised offer, making it a pivotal moment for Tucky Belt’s future.

As Tucky Belt continues to make waves in the fashion industry, Brooke Knaus’ entrepreneurial spirit and dedication serve as an inspiration for aspiring business owners and motorsports enthusiasts alike.

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