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50 Plus MILFs 12 (2023)

These women should be home with their husbands, children and grandchildren, maybe having lunch with their best friends, perhaps shopping. But they're here and they're doing things most 50somethings don't do: sucking and fucking hung, young studs for all the world to see. Six MILFs and GILFs, many of them first-timers, in the kind of intimate hardcore action we've become famous for. And because this is a SCORE Group production, you know the women are real and age-verified. Features new sensation Maddie Cross in her first hardcore scene.
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These women should be home with their husbands, children and grandchildren, maybe having lunch with their best friends, perhaps shopping. But they're here and they're doing things most 50somethings don't do: sucking and fucking hung, young studs for all the world to see. Six MILFs and GILFs, many of them first-timers, in the kind of intimate hardcore action we've become famous for. And because this is a SCORE Group production, you know the women are real and age-verified. Features new sensation Maddie Cross in her first hardcore scene.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/11/2023
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Runtime:119 minutes
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