Nancy Harbour (née Riley) is the mother of actor David Harbour, the Emmy-nominated star of Stranger Things. According to Wikipedia‘s biography of David Harbour, both of his parents worked in real estate — his mother Nancy in residential real estate and his father Kenneth in commercial real estate.
Who Is Nancy Harbour?
Her maiden name is Riley; she married Kenneth Harbour. She worked as a residential real-estate broker; her husband Kenneth worked in commercial real estate. She is the mother of David Harbour (born April 10, 1975, in White Plains, New York) and a daughter. The family is based in White Plains, New York.
The Harbour Family
Kenneth Harbour built his career in commercial real estate, while Nancy handled residential properties. Their son David attended Byram Hills High School and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1997 before pursuing acting — leading to his breakout role as Jim Hopper in Stranger Things.
A Private Figure
Nancy Harbour has kept a low public profile, appearing mainly through her son’s success. There are no verified social media accounts or interviews of note.
What This Article Does Not Claim
Sister’s name, full maiden name “Nancy Gail Riley”, detailed early-life narratives, and net worth figures from bio-farm sites are unverified — none stated here as fact. No credible source reports Nancy Harbour’s death.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is David Harbour’s mother?
Nancy Harbour (née Riley), a residential real-estate broker from White Plains, New York.
What does David Harbour’s mother do for a living?
She worked in residential real estate; father Kenneth in commercial real estate.
Who are David Harbour’s parents?
Kenneth and Nancy Harbour.
Does David Harbour have siblings?
Yes, a sister. Her name is not publicly confirmed.
Where is David Harbour from?
White Plains, New York (born April 10, 1975).
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