Early Life
Born in London, of English and Sri Lankan descent. His mother was named Miss Sri Lanka. Nigel Barker grew up in a family with five siblings from a total of three marriages, and lived there until the age of eighteen. Barker attended Bryanston School, a boarding school, where he took his A-levels in biology, chemistry, and physics.
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