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Big Busty MILFs 4 (2017)
Veronica Bottoms, Asstyn Martyn, Samantha 38G and Sofia Rose aren't your typical MILFs. These voluptuous ladies are busty, horny and ready to bounce the goods all over a stiff cock! Watch them tease by licking their own massive tits before wrapping them around a rigid shaft. But the fun doesn't stop there! They can't wait for you to tickle their tonsils before clapping that PHAT ass until you can't help but to explode!
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Veronica Bottoms, Asstyn Martyn, Samantha 38G and Sofia Rose aren't your typical MILFs. These voluptuous ladies are busty, horny and ready to bounce the goods all over a stiff cock! Watch them tease by licking their own massive tits before wrapping them around a rigid shaft. But the fun doesn't stop there! They can't wait for you to tickle their tonsils before clapping that PHAT ass until you can't help but to explode!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/11/2017
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Sensational Video
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