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Wives at Play 10 (2026)

These bored, beautiful wives are tired of the same old routine. When their husbands aren't looking, they slip away for forbidden thrills that leave them breathless and begging for more. In this sizzling installment of the hit series, watch as insatiable married women unleash their deepest desires: Sultry Alice Hernandez craves the raw attention only a hard, eager lover can give. Tattooed temptress Mimi Cica gets soaking wet in a steamy, no-holds-barred encounter. Stunning Cortney Weiss, Lisi Kitty, and Nikki Fox each surrender to passionate, adulterous ecstasy with studs like Raul Costa and Ray Adler. From sensual teasing to intense, body-shaking climaxes, these wives prove that marriage doesn't mean the end of wild, uninhibited play.
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These bored, beautiful wives are tired of the same old routine. When their husbands aren't looking, they slip away for forbidden thrills that leave them breathless and begging for more. In this sizzling installment of the hit series, watch as insatiable married women unleash their deepest desires: Sultry Alice Hernandez craves the raw attention only a hard, eager lover can give. Tattooed temptress Mimi Cica gets soaking wet in a steamy, no-holds-barred encounter. Stunning Cortney Weiss, Lisi Kitty, and Nikki Fox each surrender to passionate, adulterous ecstasy with studs like Raul Costa and Ray Adler. From sensual teasing to intense, body-shaking climaxes, these wives prove that marriage doesn't mean the end of wild, uninhibited play.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/17/2026
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Karups

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