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Daddy AdDICKion (2017)

If you are a dad and son fan, you'll want to give this all Latin, action packed, collection a good look. These are all hardcore barebacking scenes. One even has two daddies enjoying their boy toy, including a hot daisy chain fuck session. With ass-to-mouth cock sucking, bareback boy breeding and tight twink hole rimming there's plenty to keep you on the edge of your front row seat. Make this raw intergenerational compilation the next addition to your growing library of lust and grab a towel.
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If you are a dad and son fan, you'll want to give this all Latin, action packed, collection a good look. These are all hardcore barebacking scenes. One even has two daddies enjoying their boy toy, including a hot daisy chain fuck session. With ass-to-mouth cock sucking, bareback boy breeding and tight twink hole rimming there's plenty to keep you on the edge of your front row seat. Make this raw intergenerational compilation the next addition to your growing library of lust and grab a towel.

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In Theaters:10/11/2017
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Bareback Me Daddy

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