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Heavenly Pleasures 3 (2022)

Black-haired Morgan Lee is the VIP guest of Ricky Johnson's new show, Vying For. Three male contestants are fighting for the sexy girl's heart. After answering a few casual questions, the boys are asked where they'd like to have sex with Morgan. Hunk Zac Wild scores big by answering "right here, right now". He gets to eat Morgan's clit live on the show. It doesn't take too long before Morgan is naked and wiggling her bouncy butt against Zac's hard dick. He oils up Morgan's whole body and proceeds to fuck her pussy and her throat. The lucky gal takes it in with great pleasure. She moans and her eyes roll back as she's almost fucked out of her mind. Zac cums at Morgan's face, happy beyond measure about the outcome of the show.
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Black-haired Morgan Lee is the VIP guest of Ricky Johnson's new show, Vying For. Three male contestants are fighting for the sexy girl's heart. After answering a few casual questions, the boys are asked where they'd like to have sex with Morgan. Hunk Zac Wild scores big by answering "right here, right now". He gets to eat Morgan's clit live on the show. It doesn't take too long before Morgan is naked and wiggling her bouncy butt against Zac's hard dick. He oils up Morgan's whole body and proceeds to fuck her pussy and her throat. The lucky gal takes it in with great pleasure. She moans and her eyes roll back as she's almost fucked out of her mind. Zac cums at Morgan's face, happy beyond measure about the outcome of the show.

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In Theaters:8/2/2022
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Reality Kings

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