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Starving Black Models 4 (2019)
Los Angeles is the worlds capital when it comes to finding hot black models, looking for their big break. Once starry eyed and excited with the fantasy of making it big in LA, these chicks have realized the reality of the hard, competitive world we live in and decided to give their modeling careers a boost. On their knees or on their backs, at least these vixens are working and developing their film careers, as Joe Pusher and Third World Media crew these white-cock-craving-black-chicks something thick and sticky to perform with.
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Los Angeles is the worlds capital when it comes to finding hot black models, looking for their big break. Once starry eyed and excited with the fantasy of making it big in LA, these chicks have realized the reality of the hard, competitive world we live in and decided to give their modeling careers a boost. On their knees or on their backs, at least these vixens are working and developing their film careers, as Joe Pusher and Third World Media crew these white-cock-craving-black-chicks something thick and sticky to perform with.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/20/2019
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Runtime:173 minutes
Studio:Third World Media
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Sophia Fiore
(archive footage)
Nina Devon
(archive footage)
Tiffany Monroe
(archive footage)
Cris Lira
(archive footage)
Jasmine Torrez
(archive footage)
Carmen Lopez
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D. Snoop
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Talon Valenti
(archive footage)
Jack Vegas
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Ed Júnior
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John Espizedo
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