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Banging Ruslan's Bubble Butt (2020)

The Lucas Men have learned the best way to take out their sexual frustration is by Banging Ruslan’s Bubble Butt! Rafael Alencar teams up with Gabriel Phoenix to double-penetrate Ruslan Angelo’s ass. Andrey Vic shares his fat uncut cock with the watering mouthes of Drake Rogers and Dante Lauro. Jeffrey Lloyd, Colton Grey, Geordie Jackson, and Jackson Radiz have a cum-squirting foursome. And Ruslan returns to get his ass split in two by Michael Lucas and Max Arion.
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The Lucas Men have learned the best way to take out their sexual frustration is by Banging Ruslan’s Bubble Butt! Rafael Alencar teams up with Gabriel Phoenix to double-penetrate Ruslan Angelo’s ass. Andrey Vic shares his fat uncut cock with the watering mouthes of Drake Rogers and Dante Lauro. Jeffrey Lloyd, Colton Grey, Geordie Jackson, and Jackson Radiz have a cum-squirting foursome. And Ruslan returns to get his ass split in two by Michael Lucas and Max Arion.

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Directed By:Michael Lucas
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In Theaters:6/12/2020
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment

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