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Black Romance (2012)
In Kenya, gay sex is a big taboo, but there's no shortage of sexy young African males lusting for each other. Hidden from view and only captured by our cameras, these smooth Black twinks indulge themselves by sucking on monster cocks and taking them up their ass raw. With their smooth ebony bodies sweating from marathon bareback fuck sessions, the guys unload their warm cum all over each other and collapse in the African heat from total exhaustion.
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In Kenya, gay sex is a big taboo, but there's no shortage of sexy young African males lusting for each other. Hidden from view and only captured by our cameras, these smooth Black twinks indulge themselves by sucking on monster cocks and taking them up their ass raw. With their smooth ebony bodies sweating from marathon bareback fuck sessions, the guys unload their warm cum all over each other and collapse in the African heat from total exhaustion.
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In Theaters:11/12/2012
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:80Gays
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