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Cheating Housewives (2005)

These horny housewives can't stop cheating until their holes are loaded with cock! Vicky makes her husband watch as his friend fucks her holes relentlessly then gets covered in nasty cum! Foul mouthed Roxanne gets her face fucked silly before taking a brutal ass reaming from her side action! Big asses, shit talkin' Cherie makes her husband watch as she gets her ass fucked by a big dicked repairman! Nasty Chelsea can't get her holes fucked hard enough after getting busted blowing some hired help!
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These horny housewives can't stop cheating until their holes are loaded with cock! Vicky makes her husband watch as his friend fucks her holes relentlessly then gets covered in nasty cum! Foul mouthed Roxanne gets her face fucked silly before taking a brutal ass reaming from her side action! Big asses, shit talkin' Cherie makes her husband watch as she gets her ass fucked by a big dicked repairman! Nasty Chelsea can't get her holes fucked hard enough after getting busted blowing some hired help!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mike Metropolis
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In Theaters:5/30/2005
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Smash Pictures

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