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Playboy Celebrity Centerfold: La Toya Jackson (1994)
When La Toya Jackson decided to run away from home, she did it in style by jetting to New York City and taking a delicious bite out of the Big Apple. La Toya's declaration of independence from the celebrated Jackson family was the start of a whole new life in which she dances to her own beat. No longer just "Michael's sister," the sultry singer has toured internationally, graced two best-selling Playboy covers and a pair of provocative pictorials, written a red-hot autobiography, and released a workout tape. Now, La Toya stars in her very own Celebrity Centerfold, featuring - for the first time ever - stunning erotic footage and sensuous adventures.
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When La Toya Jackson decided to run away from home, she did it in style by jetting to New York City and taking a delicious bite out of the Big Apple. La Toya's declaration of independence from the celebrated Jackson family was the start of a whole new life in which she dances to her own beat. No longer just "Michael's sister," the sultry singer has toured internationally, graced two best-selling Playboy covers and a pair of provocative pictorials, written a red-hot autobiography, and released a workout tape. Now, La Toya stars in her very own Celebrity Centerfold, featuring - for the first time ever - stunning erotic footage and sensuous adventures.
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In Theaters:4/6/1994
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Playboy Enterprises
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