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Daddy's Fist (2021)

Holes spread and guts punched - its all in on Daddy's Fist. Watch industry superstars take giant hands from four hot men. First up, hot muscle daddy Dallas Steele knows how to work his huge hands inside Devin Franco's hungry hole. Everyone's favorite tattooed power bottom Teddy Bryce offers his bubble butt to hot bearded daddy Nick Maduro. Next up is hot jock Drew Dixon with amazing abs and an equally amazing ass. He lets sexy Jake Morgan have his way with his tight hole. Finally Devin spreads his ass for hot muscle god Cade Maddox's huge hands.
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Holes spread and guts punched - its all in on Daddy's Fist. Watch industry superstars take giant hands from four hot men. First up, hot muscle daddy Dallas Steele knows how to work his huge hands inside Devin Franco's hungry hole. Everyone's favorite tattooed power bottom Teddy Bryce offers his bubble butt to hot bearded daddy Nick Maduro. Next up is hot jock Drew Dixon with amazing abs and an equally amazing ass. He lets sexy Jake Morgan have his way with his tight hole. Finally Devin spreads his ass for hot muscle god Cade Maddox's huge hands.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/11/2021
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Nasty Daddy

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