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Fuck My Mom & Me 12 (2010)

Eva and Amia were having trouble in their search for jobs, so when they heard that we were looking for mother/daughter teams to get fucked by a porn stud with a big cock for cash, they were thrilled. Being a busty cock crazed whore must run in Mellanie and Haley's family because these broads both go bananas when they see a big dick! Camryn has been a hooker for awhile, so when her daughter Lily told her she wanted to get into the porn biz, she was happy to show her the ropes. Caroline has always had a wild streak, but until her dirty lil' tramp of a daughter Jesse suggested they take turns fucking the same guy on film; she never had a chance get truly nasty.
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Eva and Amia were having trouble in their search for jobs, so when they heard that we were looking for mother/daughter teams to get fucked by a porn stud with a big cock for cash, they were thrilled. Being a busty cock crazed whore must run in Mellanie and Haley's family because these broads both go bananas when they see a big dick! Camryn has been a hooker for awhile, so when her daughter Lily told her she wanted to get into the porn biz, she was happy to show her the ropes. Caroline has always had a wild streak, but until her dirty lil' tramp of a daughter Jesse suggested they take turns fucking the same guy on film; she never had a chance get truly nasty.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chucky Sleaze
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In Theaters:4/26/2010
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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