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Tomb Rider: A XXX Trans Parody (2018)

After a daring escape through an ancient temple, tomb raider Chanel Santini is craving a hard cock to cool down. With her trusty sidekick, Damien Stone, at attention, Chanel drops to her knees and starts sucking his huge, throbbing dick. Ever the explorer, Damien makes his way past Chanel's big, fake tits, down to her glistening, transsexual cock of wonders. As Damien is sucking away, Chanel catches him trying to steal the ancient artifact right out of her ass. This busty beauty decides he must pay for this by fucking her until they both cum.
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After a daring escape through an ancient temple, tomb raider Chanel Santini is craving a hard cock to cool down. With her trusty sidekick, Damien Stone, at attention, Chanel drops to her knees and starts sucking his huge, throbbing dick. Ever the explorer, Damien makes his way past Chanel's big, fake tits, down to her glistening, transsexual cock of wonders. As Damien is sucking away, Chanel catches him trying to steal the ancient artifact right out of her ass. This busty beauty decides he must pay for this by fucking her until they both cum.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/12/2018
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Trans Angels

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