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Brand New Girls 4 (2023)
Legendary directors Francesca Le and Mark Wood join the Elegant Angel line-up to bring you 'Brand New Girls 4'! The hottest newcomers in porn share their sexual secrets in exclusive interviews before getting naked and showing what they're made of in four new scenes that will leave you wanting more. Starring big booty cutie Willow Ryder, wild child Gaby Ortega, Daddy's girl Krissy Knight, and former go-go dancer Malina Melendez.
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Legendary directors Francesca Le and Mark Wood join the Elegant Angel line-up to bring you 'Brand New Girls 4'! The hottest newcomers in porn share their sexual secrets in exclusive interviews before getting naked and showing what they're made of in four new scenes that will leave you wanting more. Starring big booty cutie Willow Ryder, wild child Gaby Ortega, Daddy's girl Krissy Knight, and former go-go dancer Malina Melendez.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/30/2023
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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:Elegant Angel
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