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Royally Fucked (2023)

Loose cannon Euro prince Sir Peter is on thin ice with his mother, the queen, after yet another scandal hits the news. But that doesn't stop him from hitting on palace waiter Justin Jett right under her nose! After Justin spills some tea on Sir Peter's lap when he's taken by surprise by the prince grabbing his ass, the horny royal puts Justin's hand right on his cock, then takes it out under the table. The servant sucks the royal appendage just outside the door, then Justin gives Sir Peter a foot job. The horny prince rims and fingers the bottom's hole, then fucks him deep and hard. Justin rides His Majesty till he cums, and takes the royal load in his mouth. But the Queen is going to punish his royally slutty behavior once and for all!
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Loose cannon Euro prince Sir Peter is on thin ice with his mother, the queen, after yet another scandal hits the news. But that doesn't stop him from hitting on palace waiter Justin Jett right under her nose! After Justin spills some tea on Sir Peter's lap when he's taken by surprise by the prince grabbing his ass, the horny royal puts Justin's hand right on his cock, then takes it out under the table. The servant sucks the royal appendage just outside the door, then Justin gives Sir Peter a foot job. The horny prince rims and fingers the bottom's hole, then fucks him deep and hard. Justin rides His Majesty till he cums, and takes the royal load in his mouth. But the Queen is going to punish his royally slutty behavior once and for all!

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