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My Mom Likes It Black (2008)
Unsatisfied by their white husbands, these MILFs are on the hunt for the big black man meat that they so desperately crave! Nothing can stop them on their quest for black cock and gooey cum. They get their dripping pussies pounded raw by massive black cocks, all for the sake of getting tons of cum blasted on their faces!
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Unsatisfied by their white husbands, these MILFs are on the hunt for the big black man meat that they so desperately crave! Nothing can stop them on their quest for black cock and gooey cum. They get their dripping pussies pounded raw by massive black cocks, all for the sake of getting tons of cum blasted on their faces!
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In Theaters:4/8/2008
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:1st Strike
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