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Dad's Trip 2 (2025)

It's time for the annual Dad's Trip, where these hot muscle studs make it all about ass and dick! First, Jake Mitchell and Ken Rock arrive to an empty room so they immediately jump into each other's arms and holes! Then, when Greg Dixxon and Riley Mitchel realize their friends took the best room, they fuck all over it and leave a messy stain for their friends to find later. Next, muscle studs Steve Arcturus and Kev Inspiring find the room empty and smelling like man sex so they get right to it and add their own sex scent. Jaxxon Stone and Brody Meyer can either grab coffee with the other hot dads or fuck the afternoon away. Finally, Brian Bonds and John Baldwin pass up the chance to play golf and spend time playing with each other's balls and holes instead.
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It's time for the annual Dad's Trip, where these hot muscle studs make it all about ass and dick! First, Jake Mitchell and Ken Rock arrive to an empty room so they immediately jump into each other's arms and holes! Then, when Greg Dixxon and Riley Mitchel realize their friends took the best room, they fuck all over it and leave a messy stain for their friends to find later. Next, muscle studs Steve Arcturus and Kev Inspiring find the room empty and smelling like man sex so they get right to it and add their own sex scent. Jaxxon Stone and Brody Meyer can either grab coffee with the other hot dads or fuck the afternoon away. Finally, Brian Bonds and John Baldwin pass up the chance to play golf and spend time playing with each other's balls and holes instead.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Brian Davilla
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In Theaters:6/17/2025
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Pantheon Productions

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