The Times reported Prince Harry told the summit on Wednesday: 'I very much enjoy living here and bringing up my kids here.'
The Duke added that there are also activities he can do with young Archie, five, and three-year-old Lilibet that he 'undoubtedly wouldn't be able to do in the UK'.
Harry said he is focused on 'being the best husband and the best dad that I can be', too.
And as the duke was on stage, Meghan sent a message of support to guests at a charity's carol concert in central London.
The Sussexes have called Montecito, California home since the summer of 2020 after they fled the UK and the Royal Family.
The Duchess wished attendees a Merry Christmas 'from my family to yours'.
During last night's summit, Harry spoke at length about children.
He revealed he did not support the move to ban social media for children, stating that doing so 'creates all sort of problems'.
Harry said a social media ban for kids didn't make sense because taking it away could lead to family rows and playground bullying.
However, he stated that social media companies should be subject to greater transparency and accountability.
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