Sky Sports were forced to issue an on-air apology during Gerwyn Price’s post-match interview following the World Grand Prix final.The Welshman was beaten 6-4 by Luke Humphries in Sunday’s showpiece clash in Leicester.Price was beaten by Humphries in the World Grand Prix final on SundayGettyIt leaves Price still chasing his second win at the ‘double in, double out’ event, which he previously secured back in 2020.He had raced into a 3-0 lead before Humphries surged back to win by clinching six of the next seven legs.Meanwhile, it marked a third PDC premier event final loss for Price already this year.The Iceman was beaten in the final of the World Matchplay and World Series Finals by Luke Littler and Ross Smith, respectively.He has also now lost five successive major finals dating back to a 2022 win over Dirk van Duijvenbode at the World Series finals.The emotions of his latest defeat appeared to get to Price on stage at the Mattioli Arena.What was Gerwyn Price’s X-rated remark?Following the match, Price was interviewed by Sky Sports’ Polly James.He admitted: “I am enjoying life and I am going to be a farmer. I don’t give a s***.“I am earning a great living. I have a great family. I don’t mind.”James immediately intervened to apologise for Price’s X-rated remarks.Price’s X-rated comment prompted an on-air apology from Sky SportsGettyDespite losing to Humphries, Price still leaves the tournament with £80,000 in prize money.That figure is enough to maintain his position at No.4 in the world rankings.When asked about his four-year wait for a major win, Price joked: “I don’t want to win a major, do I?“Luke played brilliantly in the middle part of the game but I still squandered opportunities to put him under pressure, too many opportunities.“It was a fantastic game and it was whoever took their opportunities. I missed quite a few at crucial times.“I am gutted to lose another major final but I will get over it. I am bothered.”Price has not won a PDC major title since September 2022GettyHis next chance to end the drought will come at the European Championship in Dortmund later this month.Price’s best performance at the event came in 2019, where he was beaten in the final by Rob Cross.The 41-year-old has won on both the ProTour and EuroTour in 2026, taking his overall tally of PDC titles to 45.