Start letting your hubby feed the kitties and give them treats and loves. Let him be the "bringer-of-good-things" and I'm sure kitty will come around. It could be that something scared your kitty and she fixated on hubby as the cause, however wrong it is...it is just something that she has made an association with. You can change that association by letting him give treats and such.
Heidi

 

Ditto Heidi's excellent advice and just to add to have patience and give it time.

 

We have a dog that did this with my husband. He became a treat machine and she finally seen him as a good thing and not a threat.

 

I've seen somewhat of the same thing with Rookie. My conclusion has been that we have the traditional mom/dad split as far as division of labor with her -- I do the care, feeding, and nurturing, and he plays with her. When she approaches me, she's calm and relaxed; when she approaches him, she rolls over on her back and wants to roughhouse. Could that be it? Your cat is just egging him on to play?

 

Hi October

Hi October,
Nope, that is definitely not it. She just doesn't like him. I had to go stay with my mom for a week after she had an operation and he was in charge of EVERYTHING - litter, food, water, treats, play time, etc. She sulked under the bed the whole week and only came out to eat, poop and pee. Every now and then he can pat her on the head but that is it. When she runs from him its when she is in the middle of a big room and not near any furniture (maybe she feels too exposed). He is 6 foot 3 and real husky. Maybe he is just too big for her. He thinks its cute that she favors me, it just hurts his feeling when she runs.