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Big Tit Blonde Bombshells (2016)

Nothing beats a classic! Bombshell beauties with big tits are the adult film staple that started it all - and let's face it - fans still can't get enough! There's something about a stunning face with a killer rack, gorgeous hair and a bangin' body that will just never go out of style! That's why Hustler has put together a release that focuses on this timeless archetype and lets the hardcore fantasies cum true watching these exquisite beauties suck and get fucked like the eternal dreamgirls they are!
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Nothing beats a classic! Bombshell beauties with big tits are the adult film staple that started it all - and let's face it - fans still can't get enough! There's something about a stunning face with a killer rack, gorgeous hair and a bangin' body that will just never go out of style! That's why Hustler has put together a release that focuses on this timeless archetype and lets the hardcore fantasies cum true watching these exquisite beauties suck and get fucked like the eternal dreamgirls they are!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/6/2016
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Hustler Video

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