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50 Plus MILFS: Anal Edition 8 (2023)

Some moms stay home all day and clean the house. Some moms go shopping. Others go to P.T.A. meetings. The six moms in the newest edition of this best-selling series ran off to our studio to suck cock and get ass-fucked by total strangers, some of whom are young enough to be their sons. Features big-titted, big-assed MILF Maddie Cross in her first anal scene ever, Cyndi Sinclair in her second anal scene and four more women whose families and friends would be shocked to see them here, doing this.
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Some moms stay home all day and clean the house. Some moms go shopping. Others go to P.T.A. meetings. The six moms in the newest edition of this best-selling series ran off to our studio to suck cock and get ass-fucked by total strangers, some of whom are young enough to be their sons. Features big-titted, big-assed MILF Maddie Cross in her first anal scene ever, Cyndi Sinclair in her second anal scene and four more women whose families and friends would be shocked to see them here, doing this.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/3/2023
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Runtime:116 minutes
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