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Big Ass Curves 8 (2016)

Ava oils up and twerks that fat, round ass to get us worked up! Ava bounces her massive ass up and down on our boy's dick! Say hello to this thick, curvy, beautiful teen! She shows off her amazing ass, twerking and even flashes her tits on the beach! Keisha is a dominant, woman who needs an assistant who can handle "extra" assignments. Keisha demands Karlee strip down and service her! She shows us how she twerks and shakes that perfect round ass of hers! I ran into Tomi at the Laundromat and when she stripped I knew she was a true star!
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Ava oils up and twerks that fat, round ass to get us worked up! Ava bounces her massive ass up and down on our boy's dick! Say hello to this thick, curvy, beautiful teen! She shows off her amazing ass, twerking and even flashes her tits on the beach! Keisha is a dominant, woman who needs an assistant who can handle "extra" assignments. Keisha demands Karlee strip down and service her! She shows us how she twerks and shakes that perfect round ass of hers! I ran into Tomi at the Laundromat and when she stripped I knew she was a true star!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/24/2016
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Runtime:156 minutes
Studio:Team Skeet

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