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Scheming Bridesmaids (2026)

The Mixer: Friends Lilly Bell, Ella Reese, and Charlotte Sins feel let down at a singles mixer until Whitney Wright joins them, sparking instant flirtation.The Contest: Bride Lily LaBeau notices bridesmaids Karina Valentina, Ivy Ireland, and Octavia Red competing to be maid of honor. Lily mischievously suggests a seductive foursome to pick the winner.The Sale: Millie Morgan, Gizelle Blanco, and Melody Marks all want the same piece at an artist's estate sale. After sharing their reasons, they agree to share the art and form a lasting friendship.
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The Mixer: Friends Lilly Bell, Ella Reese, and Charlotte Sins feel let down at a singles mixer until Whitney Wright joins them, sparking instant flirtation.The Contest: Bride Lily LaBeau notices bridesmaids Karina Valentina, Ivy Ireland, and Octavia Red competing to be maid of honor. Lily mischievously suggests a seductive foursome to pick the winner.The Sale: Millie Morgan, Gizelle Blanco, and Melody Marks all want the same piece at an artist's estate sale. After sharing their reasons, they agree to share the art and form a lasting friendship.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/21/2026
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Girlsway Productions

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