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Faye Reagan Celebrates Her 21st Birthday With a Bang (NSFW)
Faye Reagan blows out the candles with Georgia Jones and Dane Cross
Last Saturday, pornstar, American Apparel model, and Fleshbot Crush Object Faye Reagan -- who is on the back cover of the current issue of LA Weekly -- celebrated her 21st birthday with a party at a lavish Encino mansion high above the San Fernando Valley.
In attendance were Reagan's girlfriend Georgia Jones and boyfriend Dane Cross, and Celeste Star, Missy Stone, Victoria Lawson, Alyssa Reece, Ruby Knox, Melissa Jacobs, Lyla Storm, and Nicole Ray, who entertained the crowd with an impressive fire dancing performance -- which she later said was inspired from "an acid trip in a cave" sixteen months ago and has been practicing on-set ever since -- as well as AVN's Peter Warren and photographer Gia Jordan. In addition, sex scenes were filmed in the backyard for Bluebird Films, with the pair of Dani Jensen and Rocco Reed kicking off the party and Reagan and Jones as its grand finale.
Warning: Photos after the jump feature nudity and are NSFW.
Dani Jensen and Rocco Reed
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Georgia Jones and Faye Reagan
Special thanks to Faye Reagan, Georgia Jones, Dane Cross, Ruby Knox, Alyssa Reece, Nicole Ray, Victoria Lawson, and Bluebird Films.
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- Gia Jordan's photos (NSFW)
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