Bunnie Xo Reveals Why She and Jelly Roll Aren't 'Buying Each Other Gifts' for Their Next Anniversary

No gifts will be exchanged at Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll's next anniversary celebration.

Bunnie, 44, opened up about her and the "Save Me" singer's relationship on the latest episode of her Dumb Blonde podcast and explained how they've become more "purposeful" as their romance has evolved.

In response to a fan's question about how they keep their marriage "spicy," the internet personality spoke about how they set aside time to spend with just each other and recently marathon-watched both Mayor of Kingstown and Mare of Easttown as a couple.

"My husband is a Capricorn Venus, so he’s not romantic at all. A Capricorn Venus is turned on by hard work," she said. "We are just both goal-oriented. For our anniversary this year, we’re not buying each other gifts. We’re donating to a charity. That makes us feel good."

Bunnie continued, "We’re at a point right now where we both just want to be purposeful. We want to be useful. We want to change other people’s lives, ‘cause we already changed our life, so now it’s our time to give back."

She then spoke about how spending time on the road — Jelly's Beautifully Broken Tour kicks off Aug. 27 — allows them to further connect to one another.

"Touring together brings us really close because one, we’re working, but two, we’re forced to be in each other’s faces all the time, ‘cause I’m really picky about where I appear," said Bunnie. "He hates that. If my husband could have it his way, I would be by his side every appearance."

She continued, "I’m like, ‘You signed up to be a country music star, not me. I have a house that I make content in, and I’m completely happy with that.’ My new thing is like, ‘I’m going on tour with you, you got me for three months f---ing straight. Don’t ask me for anything else.'"

Bunnie described Jelly as "my best f---ing friend" and declared, "When it is just so natural, you don’t have to focus on keeping it spicy. You guys just do."

In April, the "Need a Favor" singer spoke to PEOPLE about his relationship with Bunnie. "It ain't always been Hallmark cards and Care Bears, and we had to really put in a lot of work to be together, and it was worth it," he said at the time.

Jelly continued, "It was worth every second. It was worth every disagreement. It was worth every split. All roads pointed back to the North Star that was all love. We're in the easy phase now."