A new STOCK Act disclosure shows a dependent child of Rep. April McClain Delaney sold shares of Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (LTH) on August 25, 2026. The transaction, filed as a periodic transaction report with the U.S. House of Representatives, falls in the $100,001 to $250,000 range.
The filing marks a notable shift in direction for the Delaney household’s LTH activity. Earlier disclosures tracked by whoisbuyingnow.com showed the same dependent child repeatedly buying into LTH over the summer, including a purchase reported in a July 17 filing that coincided with insider selling by Erik Weaver. This latest report flips the pattern, recording a sale rather than another purchase.
An Insider Sold LTH the Very Next Day
What makes this filing especially notable is its timing relative to insider activity at the company. Green LTF Holdings II LP, a Life Time Group insider, sold LTH shares worth $123,807,314 on August 26, 2026 — just one day after the Delaney family’s reported sale date, and well within the 30-day window that whoisbuyingnow.com uses to flag related trading activity.
Green LTF Holdings II LP’s sale is orders of magnitude larger than the congressional transaction, reflecting the scale difference between an institutional insider holder and a member of Congress’s household disclosure. Still, the near-simultaneous timing of both sales — one from a lawmaker’s dependent, one from a major company insider — adds this filing to a growing string of LTH disclosures connecting the Delaney family’s trading calendar to insider transactions at Life Time Group.
This is at least the third LTH-related filing involving Rep. Delaney’s household that whoisbuyingnow.com has tracked in recent months. Previous reports captured buying activity paired with insider sales days apart, a pattern documented in coverage that also included an insider sale following a child’s purchase.
Under the STOCK Act, members of Congress and their immediate family members are required to publicly disclose transactions in stocks, bonds, and other securities within 30 to 45 days of the trade. These disclosures are filed as periodic transaction reports and are not evidence of any impropriety; they exist specifically so the public can monitor potential overlaps between congressional financial activity and matters those members may oversee. No violation or wrongdoing is alleged in connection with this filing.
Life Time Group Holdings has seen a mix of institutional and insider trading activity in recent months, and whoisbuyingnow.com will continue tracking future disclosures involving both Rep. Delaney’s household and Life Time Group insiders as they are filed.