Her Sister Does Anal!? – [BrazzersExxtra] Emma Hix, Barbie Feels

Her Sister Does Anal!? – [BrazzersExxtra] Emma Hix, Barbie Feels – Barbie Feels is a busy lady with lots on her plate. Her husband, Scott Nails, keeps interrupting her and trying to get in her pants. When she finally agrees, he goes straight for the pussy and ass combo, which gets his finger straight up stuck in her tight asshole. Scott seems to think marriage equals anal for life, but Barbie explains she’s not ready for that. Barbie’s sister, Emma Hix, arrives and the second she’s alone with Scott, she goes right for his big juicy cock that Barbie’s can’t stop telling her about. Emma is more than willing to spread her buttplug booty for Scott …and guess what? She does do anal.

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