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Juicy Licks 24 (2022)

Gia Derza is a serious player, and the evidence of that comes in the form of the roster of smoking hot women she brings home to fuck, including Daizy Cooper. When Gia sneaks up on Daizy in the shower and pleasantly surprises her with some pussy-eating and scissoring, Daizy is more than game. However, Gia's bumbling roommate, Van Wylde, stumbles in on the action. Getting kicked out, though, only emboldens Van, who decides to try and join them in the shower but instead walks right in on intense strap-on sex - only to get the boot again! Although Van has no luck, Gia and Daizy enjoy a wild fuck, which is great until Gia decides she's ready for someone new.
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Gia Derza is a serious player, and the evidence of that comes in the form of the roster of smoking hot women she brings home to fuck, including Daizy Cooper. When Gia sneaks up on Daizy in the shower and pleasantly surprises her with some pussy-eating and scissoring, Daizy is more than game. However, Gia's bumbling roommate, Van Wylde, stumbles in on the action. Getting kicked out, though, only emboldens Van, who decides to try and join them in the shower but instead walks right in on intense strap-on sex - only to get the boot again! Although Van has no luck, Gia and Daizy enjoy a wild fuck, which is great until Gia decides she's ready for someone new.

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In Theaters:10/6/2022
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Studio:Reality Kings

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