Apolonia's Diary 2 (2020)
Apolonia is the hottest Latina girl in town for sure! She's got the beautiful, fit body, tiny natural tits, gorgeous smile, and big sexual fantasy! Today she's about to make love with her Latina friends! At first, they exercise, then they start having fun! Licking each other's rose-shaped pussies and round asses are all the want to do all evening! In the second scene gathering of Latina girls turned into lesbian threesome action!
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Apolonia is the hottest Latina girl in town for sure! She's got the beautiful, fit body, tiny natural tits, gorgeous smile, and big sexual fantasy! Today she's about to make love with her Latina friends! At first, they exercise, then they start having fun! Licking each other's rose-shaped pussies and round asses are all the want to do all evening! In the second scene gathering of Latina girls turned into lesbian threesome action!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/17/2020
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Thagson
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