
Lexington Steele's Black Panthers
Overview
Leading African-American pornographer/stud Lexington Steele presents his first all-black production for Evil Angel, the red-hot "Lexington Steele's Black Panthers. " Thick-bodied stunner Megan Vaughn brings a gorgeous face, natural jugs and a phat, bumpin' butt. She takes Lex's enormous boner way up her jigglin' jelly ass and sucks cock ass-to-mouth before he creams all over her face. Gorgeous Sophia Fiore is slim and leggy with natural knockers and curvy butt. Lex massages oil into her cheeks; she takes his pole up the asshole in four positions, and Lex shoots flying ribbons of cum all over her titties and face. Light-skinned Sadie Santana's big eyes, sexy smile and tiny waist seduce
Top Cast


Sophia Fiore
Sophia Fiore
Sophia Fiore


Sadie Santana
Sadie Santana
Sadie Santana


Monique Symone
Monique Symone
Monique Symone


Megan Vaughn
Megan Vaughn
Megan Vaughn


Jamie Sullivan
Jamie Sullivan
Jamie Sullivan


Lexington Steele
Lexington Steele
Lexington Steele
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