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Black Dick/Hotwife 5 (2026)
When your wife has fucked every cock she knows, including your friends and neighbors, it's time to bring in the black dick. Only black cock can tame a wet and wedded snatch. Watch these gorgeous, slut wives finally get the deep, dark dicking they need.
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When your wife has fucked every cock she knows, including your friends and neighbors, it's time to bring in the black dick. Only black cock can tame a wet and wedded snatch. Watch these gorgeous, slut wives finally get the deep, dark dicking they need.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:11/21/2026
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Runtime:239 minutes
Studio:Digital Sin
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Director
Angelica Coralvine
(archive footage)
Celestina Blooms
(archive footage)
Dixie Jewel
(archive footage)
Giselle Palmer
(archive footage)
Harley Haze
(archive footage)
Jamie Jett
(archive footage)
Jordan Maxx
(archive footage)
Octavia Red
(archive footage)
Hollywood Cash
(archive footage)
Isiah Maxwell
(archive footage)
Mazee the Goat
(archive footage)
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