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Girl's All Grown Up (2022)

It's Leah Lee's 18th birthday and she's excited. Her two stepmoms, Cory Chase and Nadia White, are adorning the living room with decorations for the occasion. Leah then mentions something about a family tradition. It's revealed that Nadia's family has a tradition that includes having sex with stepdaughters when they turn 18, so the stepdaughters will feel empowered and ready to face the world.
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It's Leah Lee's 18th birthday and she's excited. Her two stepmoms, Cory Chase and Nadia White, are adorning the living room with decorations for the occasion. Leah then mentions something about a family tradition. It's revealed that Nadia's family has a tradition that includes having sex with stepdaughters when they turn 18, so the stepdaughters will feel empowered and ready to face the world.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Shasta Fay, J-Vera
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In Theaters:2/11/2022
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Girlsway Productions

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