The Next She-Male Idol (2009)
The world's foremost purveyor of she-male pornography launches a sizzling new title with The Next She-Male Idol, a fabulous collection of six of Brazil's most alluring chicks with dicks, all out to prove why they and no other deserve the crown. Will it be Jo Garcia and her huge dick, Anna Paula Samadat with her lactating breasts, or maybe mistress of the three-way Dany De Castro? By the end of the video, you'll find out!
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The world's foremost purveyor of she-male pornography launches a sizzling new title with The Next She-Male Idol, a fabulous collection of six of Brazil's most alluring chicks with dicks, all out to prove why they and no other deserve the crown. Will it be Jo Garcia and her huge dick, Anna Paula Samadat with her lactating breasts, or maybe mistress of the three-way Dany De Castro? By the end of the video, you'll find out!
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In Theaters:8/5/2009
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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