Kook n Kap Net Worth Update: Asking Valuation and Current Evidence
Kook n Kap’s $250,000 figure was its 2013 Shark Tank asking valuation. Current value, sales availability and the exact closure date remain unverified.
Kook n Kap is a cooking bonnet pitched by Juli Deveau and Ozma Khan on Shark Tank in 2013. Their $50,000-for-20% request implied a $250,000 asking valuation. That figure describes the founders’ proposal, not a completed investment, current company value or their personal net worth.
They appeared on Season 5 of Shark Tank USA in 2013. However, the Sharks were not interested in investing in Kook n Kap. Shark stated that the product was unnecessary. So the founder had to leave without a deal.
This review did not establish current sales availability or an exact closure date from a reliable primary source. The business should not be assigned a present net worth from its old Shark Tank asking terms.
Kook n Kap’s Net Worth
| Current valuation | Not verified in the sources reviewed on 10 October 2026 |
| Lifetime sales | – |
| Investor | – |
| Founders | Juli Deveau and Ozma Khan |
Kook n Kap Net Worth Timeline
| 2023 valuation | No verified valuation located |
| 2013 asking valuation | $250,000 implied by the $50,000-for-20% request; no deal |
Kook n Kap Pitch on Shark Tank
| Product | Cooking bonnet that keeps food smells out of the hair |
| Episode | Season 05 Episode 03 |
| Founders | Juli Deveau and Ozma Khan |
| Asked for | $50,000 in exchange for 20% equity |
| Company name | Kook n Kap |
| Final deal | No deal |
| Sharks | None |
| Location | LA, USA |
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Kook n Kap Founders
Juli Deveau and Ozma Khan created Kook n Kap. This review did not verify either founder’s personal net worth, a company launch date, or a granted patent record.
Key accomplishments
| Year | Accomplishment |
| 2013 | Kook n Kap appeared on Shark Tank. |
Conclusion
Kook n Kap left Shark Tank without an on-air investment. Its later operating history and exact closure date need primary documentation; no current company or founder net worth was established in this review.
Correction — 10 October 2026: Relabeled the historical asking valuation, removed unsupported precise closure and patent claims, and stated the limits of current evidence.
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