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Kayley Gunner breaks down the set mishap on her very first scene that almost made her quit the industry forever. ​Abella Danger: “Why?” ​Kayley Gunner: “I kind of fucked up my first scene. The first guy came in my mouth on accident. So I went to the bathroom to...

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Carole12 天前

FT: @Abella_Danger

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Józef11 天前

What’s „the ambush guy”?

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dreamlover7711 天前

Ambush guy? Huh

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mike11 天前

That sound you heard was her father hitting the pavement after jumping off a building

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