Buddy Wood's Trans Superstars 2 (2023)
Award winning director Buddy Wood returns and this time he is pulling out the big guns with five of the biggest and most celebrated trans superstars from across the USA. Industry darling Daisy Taylor, tatted blone minx Gracie Jane, the formidable Crystal Thayer, the gorgoues Kalli Grace and the sex star that is Eva Maxim, Buddy has the perfect mix of trans superstars.
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Award winning director Buddy Wood returns and this time he is pulling out the big guns with five of the biggest and most celebrated trans superstars from across the USA. Industry darling Daisy Taylor, tatted blone minx Gracie Jane, the formidable Crystal Thayer, the gorgoues Kalli Grace and the sex star that is Eva Maxim, Buddy has the perfect mix of trans superstars.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/14/2023
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Grooby
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