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Glazed Cougars 2 (2021)

If you liked the original Glazed Cougars, hold onto your cock because we've outdone ourselves with the sequel. These MILFs and cougars are older, dirtier and hungrier for cum. Sally D'Angelo, 59, returns for an anal fingering and a pussy slamming. Stacked Zena Rey, 51, seduces a neighbor 21 years younger! And big-bootied Latina model Marcella, 51, pleases her man with some tit-fucking. But in the end, they all get glazed!
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If you liked the original Glazed Cougars, hold onto your cock because we've outdone ourselves with the sequel. These MILFs and cougars are older, dirtier and hungrier for cum. Sally D'Angelo, 59, returns for an anal fingering and a pussy slamming. Stacked Zena Rey, 51, seduces a neighbor 21 years younger! And big-bootied Latina model Marcella, 51, pleases her man with some tit-fucking. But in the end, they all get glazed!

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In Theaters:2/25/2021
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Runtime:119 minutes
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