Police and paramedics responded to a call about a medical emergency at JoJo Siwa's LA home while she was hosting a Pride party. What we know:
JoJo Siwa
's Los Angeles home, where she was hosting a party celebrating Pride Month, after receiving a call about a medical emergency. A Los Angeles Fire Department spokesperson told E! News that on the evening of Wednesday, June 2, they responded to a medical call from the house about an approximately 30-year-old man. They added that he was transported to a local hospital. His identity, condition and ailment were not disclosed.
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