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What's That On Your Face, Grandma? (2023)
They're women in their 50s with families and friends back home. They're respected members of their communities, but when they came to 50Plus MILFs, they told us, "We want to be treated like sluts. We want young studs to fuck our mouths and pussies, and when they can't hold back any longer, we want them to empty the contents of their balls all over our faces." We always give our women what they want. In this case: six wet, dripping facials. Aren't they lovely painted with cum?
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They're women in their 50s with families and friends back home. They're respected members of their communities, but when they came to 50Plus MILFs, they told us, "We want to be treated like sluts. We want young studs to fuck our mouths and pussies, and when they can't hold back any longer, we want them to empty the contents of their balls all over our faces." We always give our women what they want. In this case: six wet, dripping facials. Aren't they lovely painted with cum?
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In Theaters:8/30/2023
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Runtime:128 minutes
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